I am pleased to advise that emails have been received from both mortgage company and their solicitors that the Warrant has been withdrawn and that a confirmation letter is in the post. I will still check with the Court tomorrow to confirm it has been withdrawn (no nasty surprises!!!) Once again thank you for you help and advice.

Thank you for the advice and reassurance. I was reasonably sure that this was just a process that would be stopped on payment of arrears but that until I had cleared the whole amount their solicitors would carry on as instructed. I have the balance available in my bank but although I left two messages on the answer phone of my contact a Paratus on both Thursday and Friday no one rang me back with a final settlement figure. I will ensure I obtain that and pay the balance first thing Tuesday morning and then email solicitors with payment dates and amounts copying Paratus into the email. I will update you on result on Tuesday Final question. Once I have cleared the arrears can I get the suspended possession order removed? Once again thank you for taking the time to reply.

I hope someone can put my mind at rest. I have a suspended possession order which was granted by the court last year. Due to my wife's deteriorating illness and being self employed payments were erratic and became 3 months in arrears. I received a phone call from Paratus-Amc advising the were going to enforce the possession. Due to major a change in my circumstances I advised the I would be able to clear all arrears by end of August (just over £9000) and also meet this months mortgage payment of £581 and all future payments on the due dates. I was told by the lady I am dealing with that if I did that by the end of this month no further action would be taken. To date I have paid £8000 but on arriving home from work today received a letter from their solicitors dated yesterday advising that bailiffs had been instructed to evict on the 13th September. What action should I take obviously I cannot speak to anyone before Tuesday. Any advice would be welcomed.