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    Getting Money from Court

    Hi, don't know if this is the right place but .....
    Had a court case, one court lost the defence, CCJ awarded then overturned when proof given etc. Case transferred to another court and thrown out as no t&cs. DJ suggested that original court should refund £40 application to have CCJ overturned.
    Now we get to the crux of the matter....I have been communicating with the court to try and obtain this £40 (it is now very much a matter of principle) since Feb 2011. I am dealing with 'a team leader' and last week was told it had been posted.
    Any suggestion how I can get this money?
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    Tags: calls, ccj, claim, court, dca, debt, defence, family, firm, interest, leeds, letter, lost, lowell, lowells, mackenzie hall, mat, money, money claim, phone, phone calls, refund, saga, work, wrong
  • #2
    Re: Getting Money from Court

    It seems a bit odd that their cheque hasnt reached you yet? I suppose issuing a Money claim is out of the question?

    I would be asking for s69 interest :

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    • #3
      Re: Getting Money from Court

      I did suggest that to them a few months ago and they laughed........
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        Re: Getting Money from Court

        Originally posted by cymruambyth View Post
        I did suggest that to them a few months ago and they laughed........
        Now why would they laugh, I see no reason why a claim cannot be issued against the court manager.

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        • #5
          Re: Getting Money from Court

          Just to close this little saga, fortnightly phone calls [all logged with names] have resulted in a cheque being received ONE WHOLE YEAR after the first letter was sent. As I tell my family my nagging isn't all bad
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            Re: Getting Money from Court

            Originally posted by cymruambyth View Post
            Just to close this little saga, fortnightly phone calls [all logged with names] have resulted in a cheque being received ONE WHOLE YEAR after the first letter was sent. As I tell my family my nagging isn't all bad
            Well done you I'm so pleased you've got it but a whole year that is soooo wrong!!

            IF...x
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            • #7
              Re: Getting Money from Court

              I agree a whole year is wrong, but it became a matter of principle and I was not going to be defeated!
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              • #8
                Re: Getting Money from Court

                Originally posted by cymruambyth View Post
                Just to close this little saga, fortnightly phone calls [all logged with names] have resulted in a cheque being received ONE WHOLE YEAR after the first letter was sent. As I tell my family my nagging isn't all bad
                Oh, that is a pity.

                I was rather looking forward to you assigning the debt to experts such as MacKenzie Hall.

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                • #9
                  Re: Getting Money from Court

                  thought you would have preferred Lowells
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                  • #10
                    Re: Getting Money from Court

                    Originally posted by cymruambyth View Post
                    thought you would have preferred Lowells
                    Not to work for you, they'd lose (leeds losers)

                    We'd want a half successful firm helping you so that'd mean erm, erm, erm..... I can't think of one.

                    Apologies for the oxy-moron, of course you cannot put successful & DCA in the same sentence can you
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