With a Tomlin Order, do I still have to apply for a set aside and pay the £225?

Based on their already shady tactics, how would I go about making them stick to this? I can imagine calling them and making this suggestion, then me giving them my address etc... and them not honouring their end of the deal.

It’s not that I didn’t tell them. I didn’t know about it. I’ve moved around a lot. The original address was probably 10 or more addresses ago! I was saying that the address that they apparently send the summons to was not the address of the aleged account. My argument is that if I’d have known about this at any of the addresses I’ve lived at is have questioned and likely paid it. But I was not given that opportunity. Can I get it set aside on the basis that I’ve not had the opportunity to discuss this with the creditor up to now?

What I mean is, if I succeed in getting it set aside. Come July, can they still chase me for it? So, if I get it set aside on the grounds that I knew nothing about it... come July, are they still legally allowed to chase me? Or apply for another CCJ? Would I be entitled to have it set aside on these grounds? That I knew nothing about the claim, debt or even the account. I had moved away from the address in question, long before they sent the summons. They had no actual evidence that I even lived at the address they sent the summons to... the address on the original default was from 2012, which is several addresses ago.

Who are Birthdays Bulk? Not sure what you mean there.

Do you mean that me applying to have the CCJ Set Aside, would act as communication within the 6 years? And thus reset the clock? I'm not sure I fully understand what you mean. If it falls off my credit file, can they still chase it?

I've found it on my credit file, not only as a CCJ but as a default notice... Does that mean, if I get the CCJ Set Aside, on 22nd July this year, the debt will be statute barred? Thanks Jon

Hi All, I was hoping to get a little bit of advice if possible. I recently did a credit report and was disappointing to see a CCJ on my account. I telephone the court today (took 2 days to get through!), and eventually spoke to someone who I gave the reference number to, she gave me the creditor and their solicitors. I was advised to telephone the solicitor to obtain more information. The firm I contacted were Restons Solicitors. The lady I then spoke to was the rudest person I've ever had the misfortune to communicate with! Ever! She tried to get all kinds of information out of me, including my employer! I refused to give her anymore information other than what was on the judgement. She said it was for an 02 mobile phone bill, which was defaulted in 2012. The amount is £678! Firstly, I'm not sure I've ever actually had an 02 mobile phone, but since the contract was apparently taken out 8 years ago, I'm not 100% sure on the matter. Frankly, I've no memory of it. I knew nothing of the CCJ, and was never given the opportunity to defend myself. I asked the lady at Restons to give me further information, and she wouldn't... just said that I have to pay right now, or she'll send bailiffs! Luckily, I didn't give her my current address! The judgement was issued on 11/05/2017.. when I had already moved from my previous address, and thus was not aware of it at all. Restons Solicitors did tell me that their client was Cap Quest Investments. They have allegedly purchased the debt from Telefonica 02 UK Ltd. My concern is that I knew nothing about the debt. I'm not even sure it's legitimately my debt! If push comes to shove, and I have to pay it then I will.. as it's really not a large sum of money. But I don't want the CCJ on my record. I'm going to be looking for a mortgage in the next few years, and as such I don't want it to go against me. The court said that I can file a N244 form, pay £255 and ask a district judge to set aside the judgement. My query is, should I do this? Do I have enough grounds to realistically get the CCJ set aside? And if they do agree to set aside the CCJ, I understand I'll still be chased by Restons/Cap Quest? What's to stop them just going for another CCJ? Or sending bailiffs to my house (they'll likely see my new address from court proceedings?). Does Statute Barre come into play here? Since it's likely to be 6 years from default by now? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks, Jon