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  1. UPDATE I am happy to report that, as at Noon today, the judgment debtor paid the judgment debt in full, including the interest accrued since the judgment. I want to use this opportunity to say THANK YOU to Bankfodder, Andyorch, and all the behind the scenes Tech People. I know without a doubt that it was your help and guidance that enabled me to achieved this result. I shall remain eternally grateful for your kind and generous help. Cheers and God Bless.
  2. Thanks for your reply. I have commenced with enforcement of judgment, that should put paid to their shenanigans.
  3. FURTHER UPDATE The Settlement Negotiation has failed because they insisted that I sign a consent order before getting my money. They wanted me to agree to their firm sending me the money after the agreement is signed by me (and they receive the signed copy). They also stated that "Once we see the signed agreement, we will confirm when we file it and then you can apply to withdraw your claim.’ In the Unless order of April, The Judges order stated " Unless the Appellant applies within 7 days of receipt of the Order dated 27th April 2018, for a retrospective extension of time, for serving Notice of Appeal, and the same time serving a particularised revised Amended Grounds of Appeal, the Appeal is to stand dismissed without further order." They did not comply. I have sent in an application for a charging order. In a day or so the interim charging order should be in place. The Court has not contacted me, they are backlogged according to an official I spoke to over the phone. Do I need to apply for the sanction to take effect for non compliance with the unless order, or does the court do it of their own accord. Please what do I do next. Thanks
  4. Hello Andyorch and BankFodder, Thank you so much for your help in this matter. I have not heard from the Court, first working day next week, I will call and inquire about the latest Court Order on the file. When I read that 'not admitting liability' sentence in the correspondence, alarm bells went off. I came straight here, since I don't want to step on their sneakily laid mines. One would have thought that at this stage, they would have stopped trying to be clever by half. I appreciate the help you have so generously given. Cheers.
  5. UPDATE I received a letter today informing me that the person who owes me wants to pay me if I withdraw my claim. I replied informing them that once I get my money, I will write the court, telling them that I have been paid in full. I got this reply from them...Please how do I proceed. I do not trust them and don't want to make a mistake at this late hour "We will draft a consent order outlining the same. This is essentially an agreement filed at court (which we will send to you for review) which will state that xxxxxxxxx will pay the debt in full without an admission of liability. Once this has been filed then you can make an application to the court withdrawing your claim." Please note they are the ones who filed an appeal, I thought all they had to do was withdraw their appeal and the whole thing will be over. Thanks
  6. Thanks. I will most certainly keep you informed. I will go ahead now and research enforcement. He is one slippery eel. I delay at my peril.
  7. A Builder I paid to do work, did only 70% of the work and more or less abandoned the job for a much bigger project. I had to engage somebody else to finish it. I wrote and threatened legal action, he laughed in my face. I sued in the County Court for £6,500 and won by default because he did not even bother to send in a defence, instead he sent me a check for £1000 two days before the deadline for his reply to the case, asking me to withdraw the case that he will endeavour to pay the balance because he is strapped for cash right now. He then applied for the judgment to be set aside with an N244 application, He lost his N244 application, it was dismissed. He has now appealed that court judgment. In his application he also asked for the court to stay execution of the £6500 judgment I won, pending permission to appeal and subsequent appeal. His reason is that he does not have money and will suffer hardship. I received his notice of appeal by email. (which is ok by me, I have not been served by the court, though or any date given for the case to be heard on this appeal) When I saw he applied for stay of execution of judgment, I drafted a witness statement opposing the stay of execution, I listed his assets, which includes, 2 rental homes, an investment farm, he rents out to a tenant farmer. A small part-ownership of a taxi business (I knew about the assets because he is boastful and boasted about his wealth) I searched land registry and the houses and farm are all his. I sent off the witness statement opposing his application for a stay, by e-filing to the court. Now, the court has written me, asking me to file a respondent notice (N162). (I am a litigant in person) He has a firm of solicitors representing him. I agree with the decision of the judge. I am not appealing the judgment I won. I just sent in the witness statement to show he is lying about his assets and should not get the judgment stayed pending permission to appeal or subsequent appeal. I have tried to fill out the form, but I'm stomped because I don't know if its because of the witness statement I sent in or if its how I am to present my side in the appeal. His lawyers did not file any skeleton argument with their N161, their reason was that they were awaiting further instructions from client. Its over 3weeks now, I still have not seen any other paper work from them. Sorry for the long first post. My question is - Why do I need to file an N162(respondent Notice), I agree with the decision of the judge, I am not appealing the decision in any way. I just want to oppose his application for stay of execution pending permission to appeal or appeal itself.
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