CCJ & High Court Rit

G6PRK

If you pay, you cannot challenge the CCJ. 

Paying the CCJ now achieves nothing aside from stopping enforcement which you can do just as simply by following the instructions above. 

Paying the CCJ may prevent you from getting a mortgage for the next 6 years. 

Take a deep breath and get to a court to stay the writ. Forget everything else right now! 

sh4rpy03

Ok thank you I’m on my way to get the application and I will hand in 1st thing in morning, it is the n244 form is that correct? And also is it ok to do this with the lack of evidence that we have 

thanks 

james

ChirpyChicken

Fill it online.then print it off

G6PRK

The purpose of the stay is to stop them coming for your property while you (with the help of the fine people around here) figure out your actual position. 

From catching up with the thread, there is a lot of missing information (not relating to "evidence") and I'm quite unclear on what has happened, but from experience when dealing with private parking companies there is almost always good reason for a set aside application. 

As I (and others) have said - don't worry about that now. Get the stay sorted first and then we can get into that. 

As ChirpyChicken says, there is no reason to make multiple trips. Fill it in, print it off, take it to the court as soon as physically possible. 

Coupon-mad

There's a thread about a writ in February. Username starts with alliterative letter M.

That will help you do it right.

sh4rpy03

@ChirpyChicken thank you again I will get this all written up tonight and taken in 1st thing in the morning and send one to DCBL via 1st class, Can I post later for people to check my form and witness statement. 

sh4rpy03

@Coupon-mad thank you I’ll have a look

Coupon-mad

sh4rpy03 said:

@ChirpyChicken thank you again I will get this all written up tonight and taken in 1st thing in the morning and send one to DCBL via 1st class, Can I post later for people to check my form and witness statement. 

No posting anything: too slow. Just email a copy to DCB Ltd (and DCB Legal if they filed the actual claim - you have the Claim Form so you can check). 

sh4rpy03

Noted thank you, so I need to email the writ to dcbl and the high court that enforced the writ is that correct and also would it be suffice to ask for a remote hearing as with me working away I don’t want to get a date through and not be able to make it 

ChirpyChicken

No it isn't correct 
You take it by hand to your local county court and if they have a counter (which court by the way) you can pay the fee there (unlikely)
If not you will have to pay over the phone and need patience to get through but it depends on the court involved.
your local court is listed on court finder