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Help with CCJ/Writ of control

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  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 12 February at 4:25PM
    Manwan said:
    Update : within 48 hours of handing the n244 at county court, I received an email to say the writ has been stayed. I now am waiting for the date for my set aside hearing.
    Perfect!  Great start. Only £15?

    Did your application also ask for an Order that the CCJ be set aside?

    Or have you got 2 applications in and paid £303 for the other one?

    Have you supplied a WS and case law as seen in recent CCJ set aside cases, e.g. by:

    @icy_fox

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  • ChirpyChicken
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    Manwan said:
    Update : within 48 hours of handing the n244 at county court, I received an email to say the writ has been stayed. I now am waiting for the date for my set aside hearing.
    As i was saying........
  • Manwan
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    Yes £15. Dropped off forms and the next day I was called to collect payment. Following day (today) I received an email stating the writ had been stayed. The £15 seems to cover the stay of the writ and the forthcoming hearing.

    I used a similar witness statement to Danojs7 which I saw @Coupon-mad in the comments. Do we think that should be fine?

    Any other steps I should take whilst I wait for the hearing?

    thanks again !!!
  • Coupon-mad
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    No idea if you will now get a hearing unless you asked for an Order to set aside the CCJ. Please answer my questions.
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  • Manwan
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    Yes I have been granted a hearing, the date just hasn’t been set yet 
  • ChirpyChicken
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    The cheap way to get a set aside hearing:)
  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 13 February at 3:00PM
    Yep - love it.  Very fast, too.

    Tried and tested tactic in cases over £600!

    But the OP hasn't clarified whether they'd already paid £303 for the initial application that had been lodged before they came here.


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  • Manwan
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    No I haven’t paid any money beside this £14.
  • Coupon-mad
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    edited 14 February at 5:24PM
    Manwan said:
    No I haven’t paid any money beside this £14.
    Brilliant!

    The cheap way to get a Writ stated and fast access to a CCJ set aside hearing. 
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  • Manwan
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    DCB legal must have been gotten word that I have a set aside hearing on the horizon because they’ve emailed me this. Effectively offering to set aside my judgement if I pay the costs for the fines before it went to county court, approximately £1000. 

    What we thinking? Should I just pay and be done with everything? Or wait and see what happens at set aside hearing (with the possibility of losing)
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