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Guaranteed way to get the tenant to pay up

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  • m5rcc
    m5rcc Posts: 1,544 Forumite
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    jjlandlord wrote: »
    Yes, there is: 6 years. As you could have found out quickly if you had researched the issue a bit.

    Are you going to do your homework or (better) instruct a professional?

    I have researched the "issue", but instructing "professionals" have appeared to be a waste of time as nothing has been done...
  • DTDfanBoy
    DTDfanBoy Posts: 1,704 Forumite
    edited 21 April 2015 at 10:47AM
    m5rcc wrote: »
    I have researched the "issue", but instructing "professionals" have appeared to be a waste of time as nothing has been done...

    How long ago was the judgement made, it wall fall off the record after six years but that does not mean it can't be actioned.

    What has your professional actually advised ?

    Perhaps instead of drip feeding information you could write a summary.
  • m5rcc
    m5rcc Posts: 1,544 Forumite
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    DTDfanBoy wrote: »
    How long ago was the judgement made, it wall fall off the record after six years but that does not mean it can't be actioned.

    What have your professional actually advised ?

    All done in the summer of 2014 from what I can see. Lawyers and debt collection agencies involved...
  • m5rcc
    m5rcc Posts: 1,544 Forumite
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    DTDfanBoy wrote: »
    Perhaps instead of drip feeding information you could write a summary.

    I just the need the question on post #1 answered. I have at least 5-6 similar cases...
  • DTDfanBoy
    DTDfanBoy Posts: 1,704 Forumite
    m5rcc wrote: »
    I just the need the question on post #1 answered. I have at least 5-6 similar cases...

    Instruct a HCEO, assuming a CCJ has been obtained which your initial post doesn't make clear.
  • m5rcc
    m5rcc Posts: 1,544 Forumite
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    DTDfanBoy wrote: »
    Instruct a HCEO, assuming a CCJ has been obtained which your initial post doesn't make clear.

    No CCJs are against the defendant/tenant. Just "order for possession".

    If HCEO is the only real route that works, then I shall instruct.

    Thanks
  • jjlandlord
    jjlandlord Posts: 5,099 Forumite
    Do you have a court order for the debt or not?

    Really, do seek proper advice and instruct a reputable professional.
  • m5rcc
    m5rcc Posts: 1,544 Forumite
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    jjlandlord wrote: »
    Do you have a court order for the debt or not?

    I'll repeat what I've written:

    All that exists is an "Order for Possession" which includes an order to pay the debt.
  • DTDfanBoy
    DTDfanBoy Posts: 1,704 Forumite
    m5rcc wrote: »
    I'll repeat what I've written:

    All that exists is an "Order for Possession" which includes an order to pay the debt.

    You're clearly well out of your depth, I don't know what you mean when you say you have 5 or 6 cases, but if you're trying to enforce judgements made to another party you need to stop.
  • m5rcc
    m5rcc Posts: 1,544 Forumite
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    DTDfanBoy wrote: »
    You're clearly well out of your depth, I don't know what you mean when you say you have 5 or 6 cases, but if you're trying to enforce judgements made to another party you need to stop.

    5-6 cases - 5-6 tenants that have not paid their rent and are in arrears.

    Why do I need to stop enforcing a judgement on someone who has not paid such arrears?
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