Thanks Nicky, I'm hoping someone can detail the process and forms needing completion to have the BOS removed from the register. Also interestingly enough...I spoke to Companies House today and they have no record that LBL are in administration...neither does the insolvency service and there seems to be no announcements in the London Gazateer like there should be...Hermes Property Services Ltd trade from LBL premises...use their phones and have the same email address...would it suprise me if they had the same directors?

Not sure if this answers the question on the Loan book sale to L2Go but I received a letter this morning stating the following: Notice of assignment from nine regions ltd in administration (Nine Regions) to Hermes Property Services Ltd (Hermes) in accordance with s82a of the ca and s136 of the law of property act 1925 Also the telephone for nr is now Hermes On the issue of having the BOS removed could anybody direct me to a thread or advise on the process to have it removed (as in the court form refs, etc) my BOS had the affidavitt with my details but the BOS exhibit for someone totally different and it was filed 8 days after not 7 so I want to get it removed.

Spoke to the court again today and LBL/NR have put a request in to lodge an appeal. A decision will be made on whether to allow them to appeal due to an error in law but may also require the panel be reconvened. Gonna give a call back next week to see if a decision was made.

I would print out the above court transcript...call the Police and show them the documentation...especially the section toward the end that shows that they require a court order to repossess your car. Try and hide the car til after Friday and then you will have a much better argument and be able to persuade the Police to enforce them to obtain the required court order. Let the Police know that LogBook Loans have had their Licence to operate revoked by the Office of Fair Trading. I can appreciate how upsetting this can be I was so embarrassed when they turned up at my place of work and I was called out by my boss to say Bailiffs were removing my car...forgive me for saying this but your situation and your disability is an opportunity to exploit. This company preys on the vulnerable and there is no one more vulnerable that your predicament...use it to your advantage - consider getting the press involved to report your plight. No doubt they have given you a loan that you were unable to afford and it certainly sounds like they are sticking to their attrocious track record of abuse of position. Nine Regions Trading as LogBook Loans should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. However, no matter what in a few months they will all be out of a job and maybe have to take out loans of their own!!!

They have up to the 16th to appeal...at present I believe that until that date they are still allowed to operate until the 28 days allowance for them to appeal is up. Once it is - if they don't appeal they have 6 months to wind the business up within which period they are directed by Court Order to require to have a Court Order to be able to repossess. Just hide your car until after that date...even better submit a complaint and then appeal against their finding not to uphold your complaint and then you can go to Ombudsman.

Spoke to the Appeals Court today and they inform me that no Appeal has been lodged as yet. Just thought I'd update you all.

Hi Guys, Have obviously been following this very closely indeed and wanted to share some feedback I have had from OFT regarding the current discussion...please read the following: Consumer Credit Act 1974 (the Act) Complaint Against: Nine Regions Limited t/a Log Book Loans Licence No: 512966 Thank you for youremail received on 18 November 2011. As I understand ityou are questioning whether Nine Regions Limited ("NRL) is currentlylicensed to continue trading and specifically whether it can continue torepossess vehicles as a result of the recent judgment made by the First TierTribunal. Please note thatrevocation of the licence will not take effect until the appeal process has beenexhausted. NRL has a 28 day period from the issuance of the written judgment(which was issued on 18th November 2011) (Meaning up to16th December) to lodge an appeal to the UpperTribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber) on the grounds that there has been anerror of law. If permission for the appeal is granted, then revocation wouldnot take effect and NRL would be able to continue trading under itslicence including the repossession of vehicles until the end of the appealperiod. In the alternative, if NRL decided not to appeal or should permissionbe refused, then revocation would take effect immediately. Therefore, at thisjuncture, the revocation of the licence has not taken place as the appealprocess is still ongoing. When/if revocationof the licence takes place, NRL will be granted 6 months to wind downtheir operations under section 34A of the Act. With regard to repossession ofcars, the judgment did not throw any further light on the matter except thatthe tribunal agreed with the adjudicator's limited authorisation under section34A of the Act that NRL should be allowed to continue collections for 6 monthsfrom the date of revocation. A requirement has also been agreed that duringthis 6 month period, NRL should not effect any repossessions under a bill ofsale without an order from the court. However at present these terms would onlybe activated when the revocation sets in. In light of the above, it appears that NRL can still operate at thisjuncture including seizing of their vehicles. So my understanding is "KEEP YOUR CAR HIDDEN UNTIL AFTER 16th AND SEE IF THEY HAVE SUBMITTED AN APPEAL" and then hopefully we can sing and dance for joy that such an organisation that preys on people in desperation bites the bullett. I heard a story of one person continually calling NRL call staff asking them if they were looking for other work seeing the company they work for has been issued a winding up order. Ahhhh feel sorry for them - NOT!!