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Balance on a CCJ
stevoxxx
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi all,
I'm a newbie, so please be gentle.....
Back in Jan 2010, my employer was ordered to take payments weekly out of my wages.
I thought it was originally for around £1900 and having gone through all my wage slips since then and totting up what I've paid - I'm amazed that I've actually paid £2497.75 up till last week.
I've been onto the trust on-line to get details of the judgement, as I couldn't find the paperwork I was sent by the court originally.
According to the notes with the report received £676 is the amount which the court has ordered to be paid. It is not necessarily an indication of the debt balance currently outstanding.
So, I'm a little confused - have I overpaid by £1821.75? And if so, can I claim this back in some way?
Thanks in advance.....
S
I'm a newbie, so please be gentle.....
Back in Jan 2010, my employer was ordered to take payments weekly out of my wages.
I thought it was originally for around £1900 and having gone through all my wage slips since then and totting up what I've paid - I'm amazed that I've actually paid £2497.75 up till last week.
I've been onto the trust on-line to get details of the judgement, as I couldn't find the paperwork I was sent by the court originally.
According to the notes with the report received £676 is the amount which the court has ordered to be paid. It is not necessarily an indication of the debt balance currently outstanding.
So, I'm a little confused - have I overpaid by £1821.75? And if so, can I claim this back in some way?
Thanks in advance.....
S
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Ring the court tomorrow and find out what was on the original CCJ. I think they are allowed to add 8% interest (p.a.)If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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