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Claim Form received - VCS - WON - For the second time!
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A 3rd party debt order is NOT court bailiffs.
Have you read Jonnersh response? It sets out why y ou dont need to do more. You wanred them a week ago you were going to enforce, they are outisde the time to appeal, they communicated to the court WITHOUT informing you as they were required to do, etc.
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lyndonp59 said:BrownTrout said:lyndonp59 said:nosferatu1001 said:OP - file the damned warrant already
A "complaint" to the court does not stop enforcement.
and i honestly dont understand why people would chose a bailiff option over a 3rd party debt order as that would actually cause the debtor far more problems then bailiffs
No one has said a third party debt order can not be used under £600(that is for a high court writ)
It is also the county court. Crown court is for criminal matters
https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/rules/part72
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lyndonp59 said:BrownTrout said:lyndonp59 said:nosferatu1001 said:OP - file the damned warrant already
A "complaint" to the court does not stop enforcement.
and i honestly dont understand why people would chose a bailiff option over a 3rd party debt order as that would actually cause the debtor far more problems then bailiffs
Why are you delaying ???3 -
BrownTrout said:
For debts under £600 everything I have read and others Have confirmed on here apparently they can only be done by the crown court bailiffs.
That is completely incorrect
No one has said a third party debt order can not be used under £600(they is for a high court writ)
It is also the county court. Crown court is for criminal matters
https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/rules/part72Sorry, Yes, I had a confused moment there! I meant crown court and I now realise you were referring to the order which freezes the C bank account, which I had confused with third party debt collectors!I have looked at form N349 for a third party debt order but that requires knowing the bank or building society from what I see.I understand why it would cause them grief, but would it be considered unreasonable or frivolous to serve this - cost is £100 for a £95 debt?Does anybody have any prior experience of serving a 3rd party debt order?Today is the 7th day since we sent the email giving them chance to pay up. I have the N323 form for std crown court bailiff ready - I sent an unsigned copy to VCS to show I was serious but obviously it had little effect!
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lyndonp59 said:BrownTrout said:
For debts under £600 everything I have read and others Have confirmed on here apparently they can only be done by the crown court bailiffs.
That is completely incorrect
No one has said a third party debt order can not be used under £600(they is for a high court writ)
It is also the county court. Crown court is for criminal matters
https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/rules/part72Today is the 7th day since we sent the email giving them chance to pay up. I have the N323 form for std crown court bailiff ready - I sent an unsigned copy to VCS to show I was serious but obviously it had little effect!1 -
I suspect that VCS are all over this thread now. Jake B is well known around these parts. They're laughing and playing you OP.Please note, we are not a legal advice forum. I personally don't get involved in critiquing court case Defences/Witness Statements, so unable to help on that front. Please don't ask. .
I provide only my personal opinion, it is not a legal opinion, it is simply a personal one. I am not a lawyer.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; show him how to catch fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.Private Parking Firms - Killing the High Street4 -
Just do the warrant
A 3rd PDO is great, and there are enough VCS details around to find a bank account for them - on this forum in letters offering settlement, for example
It is not unfair or excessive. You are allowed to enforce the debt. DO SO
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nosferatu1001 said:Just do the warrant
A 3rd PDO is great, and there are enough VCS details around to find a bank account for them - on this forum in letters offering settlement, for example
It is not unfair or excessive. You are allowed to enforce the debt. DO SO
they get to the "heart of the matter". The only time a 3rd party debt order is not effective is when the claimant has less in the account then the amount being claimed3 -
I know I said I was out, but I really can't let this slide. Two legally qualified regulars have told you to get on with it. You are in a unique position and everyone here is on the side-lines, rooting for you, but you are just standing still and doing nothing whilst a golden opportunity slips away.
The original NTK will surely have had the scammer's bank details on it.
JFDI!I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks5
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