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Tessera portfolio management - Equitable charge by interim order???
04 may 2007 the above was filed against my property - this company was dissolved 30 July 2013. I wasnt in a good place at this time & i have no records ir recollection of thus i. fact most likely my partner at the time hid this info. Has anyone else had any dealings. I know i can go to the crown but is there a list of companies that are under the bonavista that i can check, i do not know if this was repayed or not? any help advice would be appreciated
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Welcome to the forum @wilmywhoo, a similar problem has been on the forum previously.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6065558/interim-charging-order-holding-up-remortgagingSome advice in that thread in tracking them down.
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I’m not even sure an interim charging order can stick after 12 years, hopefully someone else will know. Normally after 28 days the interim charging order will become a final charging order if you haven’t objected. If it really still is an interim order, it suggests the creditor never went back to court to enforce it.
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My understanding is that the interim charging order can still just sit there for years, but if the original debt is settled or is no long enforceable then it can be removed.
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