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Can they enforce a DEO?
pinkpig08
Posts: 2,829 Forumite
Hi,
My husbands' case has gone clerical :rolleyes:
He has been told that because of this they can only take payments via a DEO. He has no arrears and has always complied. He has paid via standing order for a couple of years now. His firm charges £1 per week administration costs for the DEO, costing him an extra £52 per year.
Is DEO compulsory when a case is clerical?
Thanks for any help!
My husbands' case has gone clerical :rolleyes:
He has been told that because of this they can only take payments via a DEO. He has no arrears and has always complied. He has paid via standing order for a couple of years now. His firm charges £1 per week administration costs for the DEO, costing him an extra £52 per year.
Is DEO compulsory when a case is clerical?
Thanks for any help!
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Nope. They are as ever lying.0
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If it is not as an act of enforcment then they should not go to a DEO, ask you MP to have a go at them.0
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