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CCJ for ex-landlord's council tax. Help filling out an N244

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  • fatbelly
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    edited 29 November 2024 at 10:20PM
    Normally someone getting a ccj on a debt like this would hand it to a HCEO, or in some cases, the court bailiff, not a dodgy debt collector.

    I share Sourcrates' concern that this is odd. Nevertheless, get the particulars of claim from the court and apply for setaside.

    If the claimant is a solicitor, and not the landlord with a solicitor acting, then it is indeed odd.
  • fatbelly said:
    Normally someone getting a ccj on a debt like this would hand it to a HCEO, or in some cases, the court bailiff, not a dodgy debt collector.

    I share Sourcrates' concern that this is odd. Nevertheless, get the particulars of claim from the court and apply for setaside.

    If the claimant is a solicitor, and not the landlord with a solicitor acting, then it is indeed odd.
    The claimant is actually the landlord's Ltd but a payment is to be made out to a solicitor's office.

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