DLC Threat to take my property

[nuke em]

OK. I'm not going to get into a slanging match, as that would far detract from the purpose of this thread and the other thread on which we have communicated. I have placed my thoughts forwards and it is up to the OP what action they take.

 

For the record, I am a mature student. Perhaps you should not be so presumptuous regarding peoples age and/or life experience. that maybe so, but you said yourself you are a FIRST Year student!

 

I shall not respond further in this game of verbal tennis.

 

I shall respond as and when the OP needs any assistance.

 

Cheers.

UF

 

ok fair enough but you did say that my route was not the one to go down, & it works just fine for me!

[lickthewallfatboy]

nuke em

 

You wouldn't happen to be a freeman on the land,by any chance?

[nuke em]

nuke em

 

You wouldn't happen to be a freeman on the land,by any chance?

 

 

Moi ? Je Suis un SOVEREIGN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sequenci]

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[sequenci]

it`s not as easy as that. the way i understand it, first of all IF they got a judgement against you in court, you would be ordered to make payments at a set amount, IF you then fail to maintain these, they can then apply for a charging order not before.

 

Some CCJ's will be granted as forthwith judgments which means that there is no instalment order granted. In theory a creditor would be able to make an application once the date for the full lump-sum payment has expired. In cases like this it is vital to apply for a redetermination of the original judgment. Many homeowners find it quite diffuclt to get a reasonable instalment order granted on a CCJ - especially if it would take a long time to clear the judgment debt.