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CCJ expiry
suzannah
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When six years has passed, after a CCJ is entered to your file, if its a charging order, does that expire also, or do I still have to pay it when i sell my house?
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A charge against a property never expires as far as I know.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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A CCJ does not actually expire after 6years - though if you have paid nothing for 6years your creditor would need to go back to court to get permission to continue to chase you for the debt.
A charging order will remain until either the debt is paid - and your creditor agrees to remove it, or the house is sold I believe.
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