Legal claim after selling house while bankrupt

fatbelly

newsgroupmonkey_ said:

I'm still intrigued though. If this went through, as the problem occurred prior to being discharged, is it still included in bankruptcy?

To qualify as a bankruptcy debt the 'obligation' would have to precede the bankruptcy order - see my earlier post

newsgroupmonkey_

fatbelly said:

newsgroupmonkey_ said:

I'm still intrigued though. If this went through, as the problem occurred prior to being discharged, is it still included in bankruptcy?

To qualify as a bankruptcy debt the 'obligation' would have to precede the bankruptcy order - see my earlier post

Yup, get that. So what if they can't afford to pay? Do they go bankrupt again? Or just have a CCJ?

Chris_English

newsgroupmonkey_ said:

fatbelly said:

newsgroupmonkey_ said:

I'm still intrigued though. If this went through, as the problem occurred prior to being discharged, is it still included in bankruptcy?

To qualify as a bankruptcy debt the 'obligation' would have to precede the bankruptcy order - see my earlier post

Yup, get that. So what if they can't afford to pay? Do they go bankrupt again? Or just have a CCJ?

It'd be the same options as for someone who'd not been bankrupt. For whatever reason, the government think it sensiblefor people to be able to go bankrupt multiple times.

fatbelly

newsgroupmonkey_ said:

Yup, get that. So what if they can't afford to pay? Do they go bankrupt again? Or just have a CCJ?

They have all the options open to them except bankruptcy, until they're discharged. In practice the creditor might try a few methods of enforcing the ccj