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5th March 2007, 23:56
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| | Site Team | Re: Hugh Problem with Warrent unable to recover Money You need to find out why the warrant has been returned as unsatisfied.
Re-issue costs 25.00.
One of the most common reasons that a warrant is returned is wrong address.
Only when you are in receipt of the facts for its return can you start to identify what needs to be included in the re-issue.
Call Northampton for this information.
This is obviously one of the advantages of filing claims at your local court.You actually fill out the request yourself and therefore are able to check that all the details are correct.
In addition there is provisions there to include contact numbers for you should the baliffs need to contact you this is quite important.
Northampton will give you advice.
If you want to do further reading then look on the HMCS site and click on form EX322
If judgement has been given its also worth considering using an enforcement officer although the fees are higher.
benefits are good though.
Many work outside Mon-Fri hours
They do not advise prior to their visit that they will be attending
They make multiple trips to other addresses in the area for no extra fee.
They remain in contact at all times with the claimant for instructions should there be problems.
They have powers to use forced entry to commercial property
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6th March 2007, 00:21
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Zooman
Guest | Re: Hugh Problem with Warrent unable to recover Money forget the county court bailiffs, they are rubbish.
Use these guys Elliott Davies - High Court Enforcement Officers they will get your money for you, I have suggested a few members use them and they collected in full for them all.
And if this should fail, wind them up as insolvent, I will do it for you for free. | |
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6th March 2007, 00:30
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Zooman
Guest | Re: Hugh Problem with Warrent unable to recover Money in fact if you want to serve a statutory demand I will draw one up for you (free), if after 21 days they have not replied you will be able to windup HBOS. | |
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6th March 2007, 02:31
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| | Site Team | Re: Hugh Problem with Warrent unable to recover Money Quote:
Originally Posted by Zooman in fact if you want to serve a statutory demand I will draw one up for you (free), if after 21 days they have not replied you will be able to windup HBOS. | Ash, I would pay for a ticket to see that.
Thanks to everyone who has responded to this thread.
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6th March 2007, 22:40
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Hugh Problem with Warrent unable to recover Money Hi there
Thank you very very very much for responding to me.
If you would do that for me I would really appreciate it. I also contacted MCOL who replied with this Quote: Dear Sirs You will need to seek legal advice as to how to proceed from here, as I am not legally trained. I would recommend you seek legal advice from a Solicitor, Citizens Advice or visit www.clsdirect.org.uk for further information. Regards Shalama Khanom Money Claim Online Northampton | I was very scared that this was going to get even more expensive for me, so I really would love your help. Let me know what you will need off me and I will get it to you ASAP.
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7th March 2007, 21:33
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Zooman
Guest | Re: Hugh Problem with Warrent unable to recover Money it just got a lot more fun  rachee may share later | |
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10th March 2007, 15:04
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Hugh Problem with Warrent unable to recover Money Hi
I have a feeling I may soon face the same problem. I have issued a warrant for bailiffs against a motor parts company because I won my court case but they are refusing to pay the amount they were ordered to pay me. I have a feeling that they may not have enough goods at the address I gave the bailiffs. If I am right and the warrant comes back as syaing that they cant recover the money how do I take further action against this company....I would love to see them out of buisiness before they cause someone else the troubles they have caused me.
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