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  1. Irishsetter
    Thanks again dx100uk
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    Ah. Thank you. I'm getting on a bit and get easily confused with all this.Sorry. Ihave seen that people say not to phone, so I suppose I can just write to Mortimer Clarke Solicitors for their bank details. Thank you both for your help. It's much appreciated.
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    No Hillsden was the claimant and is named on the court order.
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    Thank you dx100uk, Just a thought though, but would the new owner,ie. The Cabot Credit Credit Management Group, not have to notify the Court of the new ownership?
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    Thanks Yes I have been receiving regular statements from dlc. In the recent letter from Cabot they state that 'Mortimer Clarke Solicitors are happy to keep to the repayment plan you agreed with Hillsden Securities (dlc)' ( But I did not agree a plan with Hillsden..it was the CCJ??) they go on to say that Mortimer Clarke need to speak to me to arrange for my payment to be sent to them. And to continue making my payments as usual until I have moved my payments t Mortimer Clarke .
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    Thank you for responding Andyorch. I just thought that you HAD to pay the company named on the Court Order. or else you would default on the order. And I don't understand either why there is this messing about when both companies are part of the Cabot Management Group.? So either way I will default? But thanks.
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    Hello I'm new here.. hope this is the right place to post! I need some help if possibble with the following: Had a very old MBNA account.. that was sold to Hillsden securieties around 2005. A CCJ was obtained by Hillsden in around 2008/9 and has been paid as per order without fail ever since. Recently I have had letters from DLC (hillsdens managing agent) and Cabot Management group..informing me that the account is now owned by Cabot/ME111 and to now contact Mortimer Clarke Solicitors to change payment to them. However I do have an issue with this. I m a bit worried that by paying Mortimer Clarke I will be defaulting on the CCJ which is to pay Hillsden (who was the claimant). And I don't know what to do so if anyone can clarify this i would be greatful. Thank you

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