OK, you'll have to enter an N244 at court to get a hearing before the eviction to have it stopped. We can help you with thatt.

If you have received an eviction notice I assume there has been a repossession hearing prior to this? did you attend the hearing ? If so what was the outcome ?

Hi, how much could you afford to pay towards the arrears each month in addition to the normal monthly payment ? If you can show the court you have the ability to pay off the arrears over a period of time then the judge will suspend possession. Let us know if you need help with defending the claim.

You've certainly been through the mill a few times Markez, well done for getting a good result this time.

Have you taken any legal advice on this ?

thanks Andy - I've done the same search and not one of them have any blend of beige - only the other colours

I have used the same face make up for nearly 40 years - Leichner blend of Beige (used to use the stage make up version when I was dancing as a teenager). I'm now told it's been discontinued and the only stocks will be with those retailers and internet sellers that sell Leichner products. I cannot find any at all on Amazon or any other internet site and some joker is selling on Ebay what they claim to be the only one left in the country at £40! (normal price is around £7 or £8. If anyone knows of or has seen Leichner products in small shops or market stalls could you please let me know, otherwise it's a change of colour but to what shade I don't know I know this sounds a bit of an unimportant topic, but for those of us who are used to our favourite make up and rely on it, it's quite a big deal ... honestly

Hi, the problem with paying on Friday is that the payment will then be credited as August, not July which will make it look like you've not complied with the court order - not great given the hearing was only a few weeks ago. However, you could ring them and tell them what's happened and then immediately follow it up with a letter confirming - for goodness sake don't just leave telling them and hope for the best.

You would get papers from the court regarding application for return of goods. You could defend if you can make payments going forward together with something to cover the arrears - if you can't make payments then the court would almost certainly award a return of goods order to the claimant.

So are the court sending out new papers?

I hope they're going to put all that in writing ?

OK, that gives us plenty of time to get the defence in. Have you got the original court papers? How have they communicated the new date to you ?

Hi, I'm just starting to draft a statement for your application but need some information: Have you seen the court papers that were hidden from you ? Are you able to download and print off the texts you got from the landlord regarding non protection of your deposit ? Is the tenancy only in your name or joint names? If we can get the eviction suspended are you able to pay rent while you look for another property? Have you actually received the court order yet?

Wait for the court order to come so you can quote exactly what the judge has ordered, then you can write to Britannia telling them payments were to commence in August, not July. You should get the court order sometime this week I should think.

Just checking - do you have access to a printer and are you OK working with Word documents ?

Cadbury, I know you're not in a good place at the moment and clutching at straws but......... you really need to get your head round the fact that the lender is perfectly within their rights to ask you to pay back the money you have borrowed and signed a contract for. The fact that asking you for the money they are entitled to is making you ill is really of no concern to them (heartless as it sounds), they are only interested in either you fulfilling the contract by way of making your monthly payments, or them repossessing your property - which again they are perfectly entitled to do if you don't pay. There is absolutely no chance of your getting compensation when they have only applied the terms of the contract - and that's what any judge will look at. If you tried to apply for a hearing to get a longer time (cost £250) what reason would you give for that - you still can't offer any money and you would have wasted the court fee. You won't get the repossession order dismissed - what reason would you give? as stated above the lender is within their rights I can't begin to tell you how lucky you were with your hearing - I doubt you'd be that lucky again. I know what I'm saying sounds harsh but you really do need to get a perspective on this - you were extremely lucky to get a suspended order with payments delayed until end August and you don't have any recourse on the lender or the judge.

OK, I can help you with the N244 application but it will have to be tomorrow as I'm busy with meetings this afternoon and have an appointment this evening.

The 28th is Sunday so you should get paid on Friday - would you be able to take it in then?

Would you be able to take your application to the court tomorrow?

It sounds like the judge has ordered that payments are to commence on 30th August but you won't know for sure till the order arrives from the court. Sadly, you are correct in that if you don't make payment in line with the order then the lender will most certainly apply for an eviction warrant again.

If you apply for a hearing you will have the opportunity to bring that to the judge's attention along with your other issues

To be honest I doubt your complaint about the judge would get very far, they must hear lots of people saying they didn't get the paperwork and it could take weeks for your complaint to be dealt with - did the court papers arrive in the post or was it hand delivered ?Is the tenacy only in your name ? I don't think the stat declaration would help either - you would need to have it sworn in front of a solicitor or court officer and then make an application for a hearing to have a judge make a decision to have another hearing - so there would be a cost for the SD and the hearing too - and given the short time you have before the eviction date you might struggle to get it all done. I still think your best bet is to make an application for a hearing straight away to get more time and put your deposit case and lack of knowledge of the court papers before the judge. However, it's your decision.

Ok, well the arrears have reduced by quite a bit so that will go in your favour.

If you have missed a payment under the terms of the suspended order then the are within their rights to apply to enforce possession. Was there a gap between your wife's employment such that she didn't get paid for one whole month at all ? If your last hearing was only earlier this year and you've missed a payment then you're going to have a bit of a battle to get a judge to come down on your side I'm afraid

So is April's payment still owing ?