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Finding out which court?

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A friend had a "CO Payment" deducted from her salary.

Her company tell her it is a Court Order payment, which presumably means a CCJ has been issued against her.

She has never had a summons and, therefore, hasn't attended court.

She would, naturally, like to overturn this CCJ, on the grounds she didn't receive a summons, and was therefore unable to defend the case.

How can she find out which court heard the case and issued the CCJ?

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  • honey10
    honey10 Posts: 257 Forumite
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    Surely her employer has a record of why money is being taken from her salary?

    "Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their colour, choosing your socks by their character would make no sense and choosing your friends by their colour would be unthinkable"
    “He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; he who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.” -Confucius
  • The employer would get a formal order from the Court to take the attachment from her earnings. This order would state who owes the money, how much and who to. Ask for a copy?
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