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HMRC bankruptcy hearing
reefoid
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I'm being declared bankrupt by HMRC for unpaid income tax.
My hearing at the High Court in London is in a couple of weeks but it clashes with a longstanding hospital appointment.
I've been expecting bankruptcy for quite a while and I'm not opposing it. Do I need to attend the hearing?
My hearing at the High Court in London is in a couple of weeks but it clashes with a longstanding hospital appointment.
I've been expecting bankruptcy for quite a while and I'm not opposing it. Do I need to attend the hearing?
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It's always best to attend the hearing.
My local court used to have a rule of thumb that they would allow the defendant to postpone the hearing -once.
I don't know that you'd be successful but try contacting the court and explaining the clash of dates0
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