Lending money to a friend.

[Ganymede]

OIC, in this case, is the defendants bank also seen as the defendant and for filling this in the box which is on the form..

 

I'm sorry, I don't understand this.

[Ganymede]

Thanks for confirming that, I was getting confused as it was stated as an application to enter an agreed notice..

 

Send the completed AN1, copy Court Order in relation to the Interim Charging Order and a cheque for the relevant fee to the Land Registry asking them to register the ICO.

[Consumer dude]

Send the completed AN1, copy Court Order in relation to the Interim Charging Order and a cheque for the relevant fee to the Land Registry asking them to register the ICO.

 

Land registry, Application to enter an agreed notice, AN1 form, so with this form I just send the interim charging order supplied by the court and the cheque which I have confimed is £40.00. My head is not working right at the moment..

[Consumer dude]

I'm sorry, I don't understand this.

 

I got a bit confused, Its clearer now..

[Consumer dude]

Why is the form I'm sending called an agreed notice, thats what i wasn't clear about..

[Ganymede]

It just is.

 

Don't get too hung up on it.

[Consumer dude]

In box nine (9) of AN1, loads of tick boxes, do I tick box D which states, There is other evidence in support of the applicant's claim ?

[Ganymede]

I would, yes. And attach a copy of the ICO.

[Consumer dude]

I would, yes. And attach a copy of the ICO.

 

I would say so as well, its a bit of try and error, £40 fee with the ICO..

[Consumer dude]

I have read that if the defendant fails to attend then the final charging order will be automatic. Would this be true ?

[Ganymede]

I have read that if the defendant fails to attend then the final charging order will be automatic. Would this be true ?

 

Pretty much.

[Consumer dude]

What further costs can I claim at this stage..

[Ganymede]

CPR: 45.8

 

 

 

On the making of a final charging order under rule 73.8(2)(a): £110.00

 

The court may also allow reasonable disbursements in respect of search fees and the registration of the order.

[Consumer dude]

It is not likely that he will show up at the court, but if he does, can he put in any defence on the day or should he have informed me of that intent ahead of the day..

[Ganymede]

He should object in writing 7 days before but the Judge will probably still hear him on the day regardless.

[Consumer dude]

Due to go to court tomorrow, however have received in the post today, an application notice (N224) for the judgement entered to on the sixth of January 2015 be set aside and that he (the defendant be allowed to defend) He has also stated that he has never been supplied with evidence as to how the claim is made up. What do I do now ? He has also stated that the signature that he had signed to confirm what he owed me was not his and he he has reported this to the police. I am shocked..

[Consumer dude]

I have also received General form of judgement or order stating the Denendants application is adjourned to the same time as his application for the orignal judgement which he wishes to attend..

[Consumer dude]

Is there anything I should do as I have only just reccieved this paper work today and I was due in court tomorrow..

[Consumer dude]

I wish to contact he police under the reference the defendant reported and to which he stated that his agreement signature was not his signature as if implying that someone has forged his signature. Please advise as this is shocking news and with the day before I was due to attend court. I assume I do not need to attend court however, this is such short notice and does not allow me to plan other things with my day..

[sillygirl1]

Go to court and claim costs for him slandering you... (or is it libel?). It is a shabby way to treat you.

[Consumer dude]

Go to court and claim costs for him slandering you... (or is it libel?). It is a shabby way to treat you.

 

Hiya, thanks for your kind words, that was very nice of you..

[Consumer dude]

Does anyone know why I have had to meet deadlines and yet he gets an application to set aside and I'm told about it just one day before a hearing which then gets vacated..

[Consumer dude]

At this new hearing on what will happen ?

[caro]

It seems that the charging order has finally focused his attention. Remember that his application is just that - an application. A judge has yet to agree to it, which I suspect will be decided at tomorrow's hearing.

 

Does he say why he didn't defend earlier or his grounds for seeking a set aside?

 

How come he's suddenly decided it's not his signature? Why didn't he notice before?

[Consumer dude]

Order states charging order application is adjourned..