I had a restriction of sale placed on the Land Registry title of my house for approx. £1000 in 2013 by Sigma SPV1 Limited while I was out of the country and did not receive notice of a small debt (which snowballed with penalties and interest) after I moved abroad. I am now about to sell the property and checked the title and found this restriction from 2013. I searched for the company, Sigma SPV1 limited and see that they were dissolved last year. How do I go about removing this restriction as quickly as possible? I'm happy to pay the amount if that's the quickest way, but unsure if I can even do that since the company with the restriction was dissolved?

Hi Everyone, hoping for advice. Over the last year I have received letters from various DCA's regarding an alleged debt to Everything Everywhere Limited (T Mobile). I have ignored all the letters, as I do not now, nor have I ever, had any kind of contract with T Mobile. I am currently with Tesco, and prior to that I was with Vodafone for about 6 years (both pay as you go). In December I received the latest letter from HL, saying they are acting for SPV1 Limited, and if I don't reply within 14 days then legal action may be commenced. Today I received the Claim Form from Northampton. The issue date is 07th February 2013, and the POC's state: Part of the balance outstanding under a contract made between Everything Everywhere Limited (T Mobile) and the Defendant for the supply of telecommunications services by Everything Everywhere Limited (T Mobile) to the Defendant account number XXXXXXXXXXX, the benefit of which was assigned to the Claimant on XX/XX/2012.The terms of the contract were breached upon the Defendants failure to make payments due under the contract.The Claimant seeks interest pursuant to section 69 of the County Court Act 1984 at the rate of 8% per annum from the date of issue continuing at the daily rate of 0.11. ................................................................................................................................................... As I said, I have never at any time had any kind of sdealings/business with T Mobile.All the phones I have ever had have been pay as you go. I thank you, in anticipation for any comments/advice on how to proceed with this.Thank You. Regards Andy

Hi im new to the CAG forum so may need some guidance... It wont let me add a file of the letter until i have made 10 posts so please message me & i will email the letter to you directly I have not had a T Mobile account for nearly 2 years, at the time i had a dispute which i cannot even remember what it was about because it was so long ago & they have never wrote to me regarding this & i left T-Mobile & moved on & got myself a contract with Tesco Mobile & now i am in another contract with Virgin Mobile so its way back since T-mobile were my provider ! Sigma SPV1 Ltd have Never contacted me so i dont know what their input into this matter was all about & now HL Solicitors have contacted me for the First time asking me to pay an outstanding amount of £1,027.66 in full within 14 days which is the first i have heard about it ! This letter which i received from HL Solicitors was the first contact i have had off anyone concerning my old T-Mobile account ! Are Sigma & HL for real ? ADVICE MUCH APPRECIATED PLEASE !

Not sure where this really belongs so posting it here. Really hope this is some sort of mistake as I just had a baby and facing benefits cuts in April if Mr [problem]eron gets his way. " Dear Miss ********** Our Client: Sigma SPV1 Limited Account Number: (not posting this on here unless required) Outstanding Amount: £495.57 Our data providers have indicated that you now reside at the above address. We act for Sigma SPV1 Limited who have instructed us with regard to your outstanding account with them in the above amount. We would be grateful if you would make arrangements to settle the full amount outstanding in the next 14 days. " Questions; 1) Who the hell are these people? I've never heard of either of them. 2) I'm already paying off the only debt that I'm aware of having and that's already stretched my income as far as it can go.