Hi,
I wonder if you can help me. I have recently been issued a CCJ. This was issued immediately and without notice off of the back of a Court agreed Tomlin order with an order to pay a lump sum and then regular payment. The firm in question never provided me any payment details, I asked them on numerous occasions but they ignored my emails. They never sent me a letter, a payslip, anything, they did say that they had sent an email, roughly a month after I had requested paymeny info, but I have never seen it
One day in the post I received notice that I had been given a CCJ for breaking the Tomlin order, there was no notice, no warning, no court forms, just a confirmation that I now have a CCJ. The trouble is, I added a clause to the Tomlin order (That was used in the signed and returned order from the court) that stated that if the firm wanted to take any action they must inform me and go through the motions. It stated “The Claimant shall be entitled to apply on notice for Judgement”
Now the firm have broken this rule, I have paid them both the lump sum and made regular payment and now they are holding me to ransom saying they will only remove the CCJ if I sign for a new Tomlin order that removes this clause and allows them to place a CCJ on me again without notice. This is worrying, I'm happy to pay, but what if my bank messes up one month (This happened to me last month of a direct debit).
So, with that information in mind, what is my best plan of action? Should I push them to remove the CCJ and provide a new Tomlin order with my clause added or would it be better for me to take them to court, pay the fee to have the CCJ removed with the N244 and then maybe even go for some costs, as they have broken the rules and I have kept good communication and paid everything up to date?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jim
I wonder if you can help me. I have recently been issued a CCJ. This was issued immediately and without notice off of the back of a Court agreed Tomlin order with an order to pay a lump sum and then regular payment. The firm in question never provided me any payment details, I asked them on numerous occasions but they ignored my emails. They never sent me a letter, a payslip, anything, they did say that they had sent an email, roughly a month after I had requested paymeny info, but I have never seen it
One day in the post I received notice that I had been given a CCJ for breaking the Tomlin order, there was no notice, no warning, no court forms, just a confirmation that I now have a CCJ. The trouble is, I added a clause to the Tomlin order (That was used in the signed and returned order from the court) that stated that if the firm wanted to take any action they must inform me and go through the motions. It stated “The Claimant shall be entitled to apply on notice for Judgement”
Now the firm have broken this rule, I have paid them both the lump sum and made regular payment and now they are holding me to ransom saying they will only remove the CCJ if I sign for a new Tomlin order that removes this clause and allows them to place a CCJ on me again without notice. This is worrying, I'm happy to pay, but what if my bank messes up one month (This happened to me last month of a direct debit).
So, with that information in mind, what is my best plan of action? Should I push them to remove the CCJ and provide a new Tomlin order with my clause added or would it be better for me to take them to court, pay the fee to have the CCJ removed with the N244 and then maybe even go for some costs, as they have broken the rules and I have kept good communication and paid everything up to date?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jim
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