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DCBI CCJ (£1000+) Set Aside
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Hi Henrik777, thanks again for the response. When I spoke to someone at CCBC yesterday, they said that if I pay off the fine now, the only way I can get it back as my going through solicitors. Is that not the case? I have scoured online for an answer but can't find one. What would the process be for that? I am willing to pay the fine and then fight it.0
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https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/QB/2015/3363.html
I would check with the court for service records.sophie160207 said:
An extra line in your draft order, that they pay you back.Hi Henrik777, thanks again for the response. When I spoke to someone at CCBC yesterday, they said that if I pay off the fine now, the only way I can get it back as my going through solicitors. Is that not the case? I have scoured online for an answer but can't find one. What would the process be for that? I am willing to pay the fine and then fight it.2 -
I asked at CCBC whether it is possible to pay off the fine and then reclaim it. She said this was not possible. I am really stuck with what to do here.0
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They are wrong.sophie160207 said:I asked at CCBC whether it is possible to pay off the fine and then reclaim it. She said this was not possible. I am really stuck with what to do here.4 -
I was going to immediately agree, then a thought hit me ... if the CCJ is paid such that it doesn't register, then there's nothing to set-aside is there? Wouldn't the OP need to raise a new claim against the PPC to recover the costs from the previous judgment?Jenni x2
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It doesn't disappear, it just doesn't appear on the register.
If you're not on the electoral roll are you dead ?2 -
Thank you for your responses. My thinking so far is: I'll pay the fine to ensure my credit rating is not shoot to pieces - I am going to email DCBL and VCS explaining that I am paying out of a gesture of good will and that I take no acceptance of liability. Then, I am going to apply to set aside the judgment.0
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Still not a fine
DCBL for paymejnt
"goodwilll" is meaningless as a phrase2 -
Do you have any advice for my initial email to them?1
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Youre paying them in full - what you want is to make sure they contact the court same day to confirm you have paid the judgment in full0
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