ccj bailiff letter

by cdcrossy Fri Oct 27, 2017 12:20 pm

just recived a letter from courts notice of warrant of control saying to pay an amount by a certain date or a warrant will be issued for the removal of goods etc does that mean i will have to send a n245 form to the court asking them to lower the amount that i can afford to pay. or is there something else that can b done

by Tiggy Fri Oct 27, 2017 1:00 pm

When you received the documents from the Court what did you do with them, did you defend against the claim or have they got a Judgment by Default?

by cdcrossy Fri Oct 27, 2017 1:14 pm

its my partner i dont think she even looked to be honest just i seen this letter and thought wtf and opened it

by Tiggy Fri Oct 27, 2017 3:20 pm

cdcrossy wrote:its my partner i dont think she even looked to be honest just i seen this letter and thought wtf and opened it

Sounds like a Judgement by Default because they didn't respond to the County Court claim pack.

So, a few options, either apply to get the Judgement set aside and defend properly. They would have to explain why they ignored the claim forms and submit a defence. This has to be done straight away or the Court won't grant it. Costs £255 or free if on benefits/ low income.

Apply for a variation order using N245 and offer a repayment plan, costs £50 or free if on benefits or low income.

Pay the whole amount within 28 days of the order and it gets removed from the register of judgements, might already to too late for that though.

Offer a repayment plan direct to the claimant.

by Jinxer Fri Oct 27, 2017 4:19 pm

Or hide for 6 years and make sure they never get into your home and can't nick your car.

by cdcrossy Fri Oct 27, 2017 4:59 pm

thanks guys my partner is going crazy
as we have 3 small children 1 is autistic i am disabled and she is pregnant
its just the wrong time for this shit

by Tiggy Fri Oct 27, 2017 5:06 pm

cdcrossy wrote:thanks guys my partner is going crazy
as we have 3 small children 1 is autistic i am disabled and she is pregnant
its just the wrong time for this shit

Never a good idea to ignore Court docs, you can defend (or choose to settle out of court if you should wish), ignoring them just makes matters 10 times worse.

by cdcrossy Fri Oct 27, 2017 5:11 pm

I know i think she has just buried her head in the sand which isnt a good thing to do
Thanks tiggy for re Replying oh yeh sorry iff ropic my bengal cats called tiggy hehehe

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