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hi underdog,

 

i never bothered to follow it up, i was just happy to get the settlement and get it out of the way as i have other battles

to deal with.

if i did get a ccj then i am thinking i would have heard from the courts to confirm this?

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Hi Hunter,

 

thanks for your reply.

 

Yes, I would have thought you would be notified if they did get a CCJ.

 

My understanding is (and it may be wrong!) that a consent order is basically an agreement between 2 parties that just has to be rubber stamped by the court. Don't know if that makes it a court 'order' or not

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Surely this would be referenced on your credit reference files if a CCJ was awarded ?

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