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CCJ - knew nothing about it! HELP!!

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  • brians_daughter
    brians_daughter Posts: 2,148 Forumite
    surely if the ccj is in dispute they cant act until after 16th?
    Maybe a call to the debt charity you spoke to originally will be able to offer sound advice?
  • pure_dead_dopey
    pure_dead_dopey Posts: 2,215 Forumite
    can't really help as I don't know enough, but bumping in the hope that someone will help

    good luck
    More than Two Years in

    Doing it the Niddy way:j:j:j

  • can't really help as I don't know enough, but bumping in the hope that someone will help

    good luck

    Thanks - well todays the day. Hopefully the judge is having a good day so far and I am due in at 10:00.

    If anyone has any last minute tips, please let me know!!

    (I can't afford bribery!)
  • immoral_angeluk
    immoral_angeluk Posts: 24,506 Forumite
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    You would have received paperwork from the court including the original claim form and then after no response, a letter with the hearing date. The court *should* be able to trace these at the very least and say where they were sent to.
    Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
    Que sera, sera. <3
  • You would have received paperwork from the court including the original claim form and then after no response, a letter with the hearing date. The court *should* be able to trace these at the very least and say where they were sent to.

    Well - there was no trace of these and anyway - I WON!!

    CCJ set aside!!

    Thank you to all who helped
  • LFP
    LFP Posts: 5 Forumite
    Well - there was no trace of these and anyway - I WON!!

    CCJ set aside!!

    Thank you to all who helped

    If it was set aside because you were not informed of previous proceedings, surely they will just take you back to court to get another CCJ now, especially as they have an accurate service address for paperwork?
  • Daisy_Duck
    Daisy_Duck Posts: 1,535 Forumite
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    CCJ set aside!!

    Excellent news :T

    Glad you came back to update us!

    Did the other guys even turn up at the court?

    DD
  • Daisy_Duck wrote: »
    Excellent news :T

    Glad you came back to update us!

    Did the other guys even turn up at the court?

    DD

    they didnt turn up and the judge said he would have told them off. Amazing - thanks again!!
  • LFP wrote: »
    If it was set aside because you were not informed of previous proceedings, surely they will just take you back to court to get another CCJ now, especially as they have an accurate service address for paperwork?

    Possibly, but only if evidence is brought forward that didnt exist beforehand. It was set aside because of proof of debt - not lack of paperwork. Not sure what you mean by "an accurate service address for paperwork"? this has never been in dispute.
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