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CCJ help?
scoobydoo7
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I have received a CCJ from a county court. It is the right address for me but the name of defendant is not me. The name is very similar but spelt incorrectly. Can I dispute the claim as the name of the defendant is wrong?
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Is it your debt but with the CCJ under a wrong name? Or not your debt at all?Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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Its my debt but the name on ccj is wrong. Can I contest it?0
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The most you can probably expect would be to get the name on the judgement amended as far as I know.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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Yes they are my thoughts too - the civil courts don't tend to do 'technicalities'- well not at CCJ level anyway.The most you can probably expect would be to get the name on the judgement amended as far as I know.
They take a practical approach, and are likely to just amend your name details.
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debt_doctor wrote: »Yes they are my thoughts too - the civil courts don't tend to do 'technicalities'- well not at CCJ level anyway.
They take a practical approach, and are likely to just amend your name details.
DD
the same approach us taken by the Courts for administrative errors & motoring offences too...No, I don't think all other drivers are idiots......but some are determined to change my mind.......0 -
Mistake should have been my own thread0
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debt_doctor wrote: »Yes they are my thoughts too - the civil courts don't tend to do 'technicalities'- well not at CCJ level anyway.
They take a practical approach, and are likely to just amend your name details.
Yes, principle of de minimus or similar.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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This is not the same as getting a PCN with an incorrect VRM. You will no doubt have received earlier (pre-judgement) mail, so the time to dispute and seek rectification (or repudiation) is before the decision is reached as to liability.0
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The company that I took the contract out with also have my name wrong from the beginning. Is this still technically a technicality? Can I dispute that the contract is not mine?0
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I have also never received any pre-judgment mail....!0
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