Mortgage company wont let me pay my arrears

ValHaller

Thrugelmir wrote: »

You are assuming that the the issue relates to money laundering.

RUBBISH, you made that up. Don't falsify what I have said on this thread. To me, "money laundering" is a pretext by the lender to refuse the money because it would confound their attempts to get a repo.

Thrugelmir wrote: »

.... The judge won't be enamoured by the fact that the OP was unwilling to answer simple straightforward questions. Should that end up being the case.

The lender would have to make a very strong case that on the information offered, they had no choice but to refuse the money. Given that the lender would not be asking the questions if the money were paid on time, they have an uphill struggle to justify even asking the question.

Thrugelmir wrote: »

While the arrears may be resolved. Affordability may well still be an issue. That still has to be determined.

The only matter before the court is a repo. They will not hear an argument about affordability. I tend to think OP may have chronic arrears problems for the lender to try and thwart payment by underhand means. But underhand means of getting a court order are never good for justice and courts tend to recognise that.

Thrugelmir wrote: »

There's always far more to a tale than is told. So only possible to comment on what is published.

You seem happy enough to attribute assumptions to me, so it is a bit hypocritical to say that it is only possible to comment on what is published.