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Set aside CCJ
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If they're sensible they'd accept £35. They have already wasted one lot of court fees and (without knowing the details here) if you have achieved set-aside then the court must already view you as having a defence with a reasonable chance of success.0
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Do you think I should contact the claiment and just pay it ? Can I do that ?0
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Would it be easier to contact the claiment and request the total then just pay it,then job done ?0
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Personally I would go for paying the original creditor.
(If the "claimant" is a bunch of bottom feeding solicitors you might get complications with the costs they just got disallowed...)BSC No 248
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Yes that is who I have details for so will contact them,what will happen once I pay ?0
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You get a receipt. Assuming the "claimants" are not the original creditor then you call the claimants and advise them that you have paid the outstanding in full.
Write a letter to the claimants confirming your telephone call and enclosing a copy of the receipt.
If they issue further proceedings then you have a solid defence and probably a complaint to the SRA (assuming the claimant is a firm of solicitors).BSC No 248
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It was for a ppi thing never seen a refund and £35 is for the fees outstanding apparently and that's what they issued the CCJ for0
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There are obviously no fees outstanding as they deduct it from your settlement which is what the judge ain't happy about as I haven't seen any money,the claiment is the person who dealt with it all not a 3rd party.I think get in contact with the claiment and pay the amount then it's all sorted ?0
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