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Is this Judgment Worth Persuing
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Then IMHO I wouldn't do anything. I wouldn't pay or waste my time challenging it.Dark_Mackerel said:
Thanks, ChirpyChicken He is 65 and was at the time of the hospital visit.ChirpyChicken said:another way of looking at this .....
How old is your brother in law.... If is at at an age where credit is not needed etc then A CCJ on his credit file will do him no harm
Dealing it with lead to no positive outcome.
Leaving it will no negative effects at your age. Its a single ticket. So just a few letters from DCBL.
That really is as simple as it gets
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I am wondering why you are presuming that someone aged 65 would not need credit?All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
The sort of credit someone aged 65 needs is quite different to that of someone aged 35 which are affected to a much smaller extent to a CCJelsien said:I am wondering why you are presuming that someone aged 65 would not need credit?
They will unlikely to be taking out new lines of credit in the forms of credit cards/over drafts
People of that age are more likely to stay with the same telecoms/broadband provider and one CCJ does not really have an effect on these type of applications
The advice would different if they were 35
However a lot of people are not bothered by a CCJ. Yes it effects some people but not other. Its horses for courses. Would I advise this course of action normally. No i wouldnt.
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Thank-you everyone for your help and assistance. My brother-in-law has accepted offline help to challenge this judgment.2
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Very good, if that's my solicitor friend.Dark_Mackerel said:Thank-you everyone for your help and assistance. My brother-in-law has accepted offline help to challenge this judgment.
Please do update us with the outcome in the end. We learn from every case.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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I would place a notice of correction on your credit file. Any organisation searching will see it's "only" a private parking ticket and not that you defaulted on a utility bill or something more important.2
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Yes it is.Coupon-mad said:
Very good, if that's my solicitor friend.Dark_Mackerel said:Thank-you everyone for your help and assistance. My brother-in-law has accepted offline help to challenge this judgment.
Please do update us with the outcome in the end. We learn from every case.
Yes I will.1
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