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BAILIFFS - The Law and Your Rights

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    Default Removing stay due to receipt of benefits

    I've just had a thought about my stayed case against Lloydsicon. During a period for which I am claiming back unlawful charges, I just remembered that I was in receipt of working family tax credits. Is this enough to get the stay removed and what do I need to produce to prove this about from the payment shown on my statements. Also, can I only claim the charges which occur during these periods?

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    Probably not enough, shinchan. The criterion seems to be that you have to be suffering hardship now, as a direct result of the waivericon/stay, with the bank continuing to impose charges.

    If you are now in credit, or not using that account, you would be unlikly to succeed in having the stay lifted.

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