CCJ

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Hi,
I hope this is the right category.
I have obtained a CCJ against a Ltd company registered at a given address with companies house. This is a private residency (jointly owned) by the director of the business and his GF.
The debtor is refusing to pay the debt and I was wondering if I could obtain a charging order against his house for the money owed given this is the registered address for his business?
Any other advise much appreciated.
I hope this is the right category.
I have obtained a CCJ against a Ltd company registered at a given address with companies house. This is a private residency (jointly owned) by the director of the business and his GF.
The debtor is refusing to pay the debt and I was wondering if I could obtain a charging order against his house for the money owed given this is the registered address for his business?
Any other advise much appreciated.
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If this step wouldn't work, what other options will?
It seems that the law is very much stacked against obtaining money even when it has been shown to be owed by a judge.
It seems bailiffs are pretty ineffective as well, given they can take very little despite the hype behind their authority in TV programmes.
Can a separate claim be taken against the director via small claims for not paying company debts, given the company has found to be owing the money, and he is the director?
Your best best is still using bailiffs.
But if the company is still trading you can instruct Bailiffs, they can enter the property uninvited as it is a registered company address and seize goods to the value of of the debt plus costs, but they would have to be company assets, if they are canny they will have personal receipts for the TV and other high value items and as previously mentioned the cars will no doubt be leased, but having said all that no Ltd company would want an unsettled CCJ on file, do they give a reason why they wont pay? are they winding the company up? what do the last set of accounts look like on Companies house?