Uknown Cabot/Mortimer CCJ/CO application - help

[mummy2four]

Hi,

 

I wonder if anyone can help?

 

Today I received a letter from Mortimer Clarke Solicitors acting on behalf of Cabot Financial and tyring to get a charging order for an unpaid debt.

 

attached to the letter is copy of the county court judgement dated 6th July 2017 and a copy of the intermin charging order dated 7th September 2017

 

it states I have 14 days from the date of this to send in reconsideration and unless the judgement debtor o any other person files and serves their objection to the continuation of the charge in writing, within 28 days from the date of service fo the order, the application will be considered by a district Judge no later than 26th October 2017..

 

Firstly, I have no clue as to what this debt is for,

had no clue that it had been to court (until today).

The debt is for £4,895.22.

 

What do I do?

As in how do I go about finding out what this debt is for, overturning the judgement etc?

 

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

Many thanks

 

Hannah

[dx100uk]

Go get your credit file

On there will be a CCJ

Note its number

 

Go ring northants bulk and ask for a copy of the claimforn, CCJ & CO application

 

I guess you moved and didn't inform your creditors!!! Opps

Opens the door for backdoor CCJ's

[brassnecked]

Contact the issuing court for details, it may well be a default CCJ as in undefended issued to an old address, have you moved house recently? The team will be along soon with some advice

[mummy2four]

No I have lived at this address since October 2000. How do I find out the issuing court for the CCJ? The copy of application for charging order is "county court money claims centre".

 

 

Obviously I don't have a lot of time as I think from reading it correctly I have 14 days from date of today (receipt of documents).

[brassnecked]

Do as DX suggests to get the details of the claim, you definitely had no other papers regarding this debt?

Might be faulty trace by crabpots as in a different mummy2four same initial same surname different town completely. If that's the case you need to find out who original creditor is if not your debt at all the team will advise on how to whack crabpots for their error and consequental DPA breach.

[dx100uk]

post 2 already details what to do

so did you?

 

 

dx

[mummy2four]

Yes, I have found out and I have emailed them, so waiting for details of it.

 

 

Is there anything I should do in the meantime, like reply to the courts etc?

[dx100uk]

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