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Sorry for delay. Just got a letter from solicitors. It states that thei client is willing to consent to the set aside on the condition that i plead and serve a defence within 21 days? They also request the matter be stayed for 6 months.
What does all this mean?
My court date is tuesday
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Please can someone advise ��0
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Hi, someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it means they are willing to set aside judgment (and in turn you paying so much a month) if you prepare and file your defence within 21 days. The stay is just a stay on proceedings, so basically once they receive the defence they may negotiate with you? I work for solicitors but not in this field so whilst I understand what the terms mean I'm not 100% on how they would be applied in your circumstances.0
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I suggest you call the debt helpline again and get some advice from them.0
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So update. Court today and they didnt show. Judge ruled in my favour so ccj will be removed. Is this the end of it? Or will they keep on. I will fight tooth and nail with hillinsden securities0
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