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I executed a warrant through the Courts to get monies owing to me from a Car dealer. The dealer has not answered any correspondance from me or the Courts, and i have won the case by default. The Ballifs went in and then informed me the dealer had dissolved so they could not get the goods to help pay back my money.
I have since discovered the Dealer has not dissolved, but moved and also goes under many different company names. Only one of his companies and not the one i'm claiming from has in fact dissolved. He is well known by trading standards and the police for being ever so slightly corrupt and heavy handed when he wants. Does anyone know where i now stand or should i re-issue the warrant to his new address which is registered on the Companies House list. I can not let this Dealer get away with this and will hopefully show him the Consumers CAN fight back.
Car dealer dissolved/not dissolved!
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