I won in small claims court but they won't pay

zimrich · 26th January 2008, 19:57

Hi,
I recently took an auctioneers to Court for misrepresentation as they had refused a refund on the basis of an exclusion clause in their terms and conditions. I argued that the exclusion clause breached the Unfair terms in Consumer Contract Relations and the Judge agreed.

I undertook the case myself and managed to win with an order for the defendants to pay within fourteen days.

However, the time limit has now expired and I haven't recieved payment or heard anything. I phoned the Court and was told I needed to apply for a Warrant of execution or a third party debtor order. The amount that I am owed is only £250 so does anyone have any advice on which the better option would be?

Thanks for any help

Rich

Michael Browne · 26th January 2008, 20:39

To issue a WoE see here;
Warrant of Execution - Consumer Wiki

The fee will be added to the total claim

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