Tomlin Order

**Pere Ubu** · 25th April 2006 23:37

When a Tomlin Order is filed in court is ther a fee?

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What is a Tomlin Order?

**Pere Ubu** · 26th April 2006 22:04

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**jonni2bad** · 27th April 2006 01:34

I will direct a legal-eagle to this thread for a reply......

**BankFodder** · 27th April 2006 05:44

Search on Tomlin and you will find some posts already delaing with this.
However, no fee. The order is not filed. Itis agreed between the parties in advance and then approved by the judeg with the parties present. consumer forums
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Have you been ofered one? What are its terms. Have you negotiated on it? In our circumstances it will often carry a confidentiality coause. You can always alter or add terms of the order before it is finally agreed

**Pere Ubu** · 30th April 2006 18:18

There was no confidentiality clause. Abbey icon

wanted one but did not agree to it so it was removed. There was no fee in the end the court advised us there was which was incorrect.
Anyway, a cheque for 4k was received on Saturday morning in settlement of charges applied to account.

Lueeze · 30th April 2006 18:25

Well done you!

Give yourself a pat on the back!

Please fill this in too if you can....http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/survey.php

Lou x

**Cristal** · 10th March 2007 13:55

Originally Posted by Pere Ubu

When a Tomlin Order is filed in court is ther a fee?

Sorry to ask a stupid question....What is a Tomlin Order. have searched for a simple definition, but maybe I'm looking in the wrong places!

**jonni2bad** · 10th March 2007 14:00

A Tomlin Order stays a claim on agreed terms that are set out in a schedule to the Order, which remains confidential between the parties and brings the disputes between the parties and the litigation to an end other than for the purpose of enforcement proceedings, if they are required.

**Cristal** · 10th March 2007 14:08

You are very kind, J. I appreciate the clarity.....

**doctornick** · 18th December 2010 17:00

Originally Posted by BankFodder

Search on Tomlin and you will find some posts already delaing with this.
However, no fee. The order is not filed. Itis agreed between the parties in advance and then approved by the judeg with the parties present. consumer forums
consumerforums
Have you been ofered one? What are its terms. Have you negotiated on it? In our circumstances it will often carry a confidentiality coause. You can always alter or add terms of the order before it is finally agreed

Please could you help me as a defendant who signed a Tomlin Order for a debt of 55k.The Claimant stated I sign one to stop court action as I could not afford to defend the claim against me through my solicitors.It did not agree the amounts agreed upon which I stated but the claimants solicitors said they would change it later and it was only a draft to be amended later.It was not signed by the claimant and badly worded and hence I signed it innocently.I paid 30 k by installments then defaulted as I became mentally ill,then sectioned 28 days.Some months later a judgement was issued for £48k despite what I had paid.
I went to court to ask why and the claimant produced this unchanged Tomlin that I never knew had been used in court(I was not asked to attend).A clause stated in Tomlin they can go back to case,add fees and interest icon

etc.I cant afford legal help but if I can show it was incorrect,not stamped in court etc.I may have a chance.Could you possibly help?Most grateful as Ive wasted all monies and on a very low income know. Nick Leek

**citizenB** · 6th January 2011 10:27

doctornick, it might be a good idea if you were to start your own thread regarding this. If you are having any problems, just contact a member of the site team.

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