Is This Possible??

scotland123

Hi All

I'm looking for some help and advice please.

I have a so called friend who i have helped financially over the past 3-4 years. He has been paying monthly on time for the past 18 months but now has refused to make further payments. The outstanding amount is £40,000:00. I have everything in writing through loan agreements and have passed the details to my solicitor. This is proving to be very slow and the 2 letters from my solicitor have been returned as "no answer" . My solicitor now advices it will be sent via sheriff officers, (more expense on my side).

My question is .... Is it possible for me to put default notices on his credit reference??

Many Thanks in Advance

jonesMUFCforever

Yeah right!

McKneff

jonesMUFCforever wrote: »

Yeah right!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You can spot them a mile away, can't you.:p

dgtazzman

sheriff officers

Do they live in Nottingham by any coincidence? :rotfl:

PNPSUKNET

dont you have to take the person to court first? Im not refering to the troll court either

McKneff

dgtazzman wrote: »

Do they live in Nottingham by any coincidence? :rotfl:

i think Sher Wood have to do..............

scotland123

McKneff wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You can spot them a mile away, can't you.:p

Probably being a bit a slow here but ???? to the above quote...

My question was straight up and genuine.
The reason it was asked is that "my friend" is now looking to purchase a business.

sleepless_saver

You could contact the credit reference agencies and ask them if you can register this as a default. Have you got a court order?

Obviously no other posters on this thread from north of the border or they would know that sheriff officers are not just after Robin Hood.

scotland123

sleepless_saver wrote: »

You could contact the credit reference agencies and ask them if you can register this as a default. Have you got a court order?

Obviously no other posters on this thread from north of the border or they would know that sheriff officers are not just after Robin Hood.

Thank you Sleepless Saver, your reply is much appreciated...
Will contact the credit reference agencies. I've got the decree but not the court order as yet, My solicitor is sending them letters to inform them of the decree but they are coming back unanswered, hence the Sherrif Officers having to personally deliver the decree.