Sending In The Bailiffs/warrant (merged)

mat01564

Hi

Just want to get a response from anybody who has sent the baliffs into there bank.
Claim is for £10,650.00 on my business account, they acknowledged back at the start of may but never entered a defence, so took automatic judgement 2 weeks ago, still no money so entered a warrent of execution and recived a letter today so say it was issued on the 4/6/07.

Does the baliffs let you know when they are going as i want to let the local media know about it.

KatrinaC_2

I have no idea, but just wanted to say HURRAH for you! Please post links to any publicity you get as I could do with cheering up!

Kat

Stephen_Leak

#Hi Ho, Hi Ho. It's off to sequestrate we go.# Nah, it just doesn't have quite the same "ring" to it.

I don't think they do, but it's well worth a 'phone call! It would certainly be a pleasant charge from all the recent publicity - although that does seem to have "backfired" on the banks and CCCs.

dave42_2

Pollilop wrote: »

I could do with a bit of help please someone.
I have been using the MCOL to claim back my bank charges from Lloyds tsb. I have got to a point where judgment has been entered for immediate payment on the 2nd May.
The MCOL site now says I can issue a warrant but there are a couple of things I am unclear about.
The site asks for the Amount of Warrant and Solicitors Costs and says you must fill in these parts. What do I put in? Is the Amount of Warrant the £2750.00 I am claiming or something else, Getting confused Help would be much appreciated.

if you give mcol a ring on 0845 6015935 they will do it over the phone for you they advised me to wait a week after judgment before doing it

itsmymoneyanyway

yee haaa...go for it!! cant advise but i`m interested in responses you get.

Skelch

Hi

I have posted this elsewhere on site, not sure best place to get advice, so i'm trying here.....

Can anyone help.. I have followed the whole process and now have got to the stage were I have reqested a warrant as the bank said they would defend the claim but never did. I requested judgement with mcol and this went through ok, but again still no response, I then spoke to the court and they said the next step was to request a warrant to send in the bailiffs and this is now in the process.... WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE...... has anyone gone this far and if so what happened...

I have not received any offers from the bank, at any time..


Someone please advise as I have no idea what to do now

Time_goes_by

Skelch wrote: »

Hi

Can anyone give me any advise.. I have followed the whole process and now have got to the stage were I have reqested a warrant as the bank said they would defend the claim but never did. I requested judgement with mcol and this went through ok, but again still no response, I then spoke to the court and they said the next step was to request a warrant to send in the bailiffs and this is now in the process.... WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE...... has anyone gone this far and if so what happened...


Someone please advise as I have no idea what to do now

I would issue Warrant, which costs £55 but you will get this back. I have been down
this route. You do get the money back plus your costs.

Stephen_Leak

It depends on how hard the bank tries to wriggle off the hook. Even if they don't dispute the judgement, it can still take a week or so for the bailiff and "the boys" to threaten to pay them a visit. As they say, “the wheels of justice grind slow, but they grind exceeding small.”

Edinburghlass_2

If this is now in the process you need to read the FAQ here...

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/cms/1051.htm#issuing

taniadevotee

I already have my judgement against Lloyds. Would it be safer for me to wait til the 28 days are up before issuing a warrant? can they still de-rail things AFTER the 28 day marker(i.e ask for the judgement to be set aside)? When do I know I'm safe?!! *Scratches head in confusion* HELLLLLP!
T xx