Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights
a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.
So I started to spread the good word about this site, and people have started to ask me questions that I couldn't possibly answer... So I have told them to sign up as this is probably the best site I have come across in at least three years! If not ever!
One of my friends however doesn't have time to sort out his files till next week, so before he does I thought I would ask this question, and see if its worth him actually doing his files for here.
He was declared bankrupt in 2005, and this was due to a series of loans, and credit cards, they kept giving and giving until he couldn't afford to pay them back, and after a while (25,000) he had to file for bankruptcy.
Now I am wondering if he has the original credit agreements, and there is something wrong on them, can he claim he was missold the loans, and/or cards, and have the bankruptcy removed, or reversed?
And if so how would he go about doing this?
I've said if he has the original agreements, then to get them put up here, so people can rip them apart, and give an opinion, but as he works quite a few hours, I thought I would test the water first.
Would it be worth though rather then reversing the bankruptcy, maybe he could still ask for the money to be returned on charges etc? If the loans were illegal, or would you consider that too much hassle considering he is already bankrupt?
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i take it your friend is no longer with the trustee?
if not can still reclaim any unfair charges
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