charging order

[garlok]

Re: charging order

Some background might be a help GC. For example how was the business setup, i.e. Limited company, sole trader, partnership etc? Did you ever sign up personal guarantees? Size of debt? OD or CC things like that would be of help to those with any knowledge to help. Charging orders can be fended off. For example it is usual for COs only to be granted following a default of a CCJ. However the law has been circumvented a number of times by the reptiles hoodwinking DJs.

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G

[GlobalC]

Hi Guys,

Its been awhile since i last posted, mainly because ive been able to manage my debts via making monthly instalments. However one of these debts is from an old buisness that ceased to trade and was left with an overdraft that i couldnt pay back. This was around 3/4 years ago. I had set up a monthly instalment for the last 6 months but they no longer accept my new offer even after increasing it a bit. So they say they are going to seek a charging order on my property. As I have other creditors I dont see this as being very fair as ive been showing willing to pay this debt. Any suggestions on what to do?

Thanks