Oh, sorry meant to ask this too....... To have the judgement cleared, I take it i can just apply to the court direct as mentioned by 'gezwee'? Or... will I have to get the claimant to acknowledge receipt/conclusion of the matter?

Thank you everyone

Hi, Thanks for the welcome message The judgement followed the claimant not accepting my offer of repayment and reads as follows:- "The claimant has objected to the rate of payment you offered. The court has therefore decided the rate at which you should pay. You must pay the claimant £2,553.02 for debt (and interest to date of judgement) and £120.00 for costs You must pay the claimant a total of £2,673.02 forthwith" The original debt was actually approx £300 less than the figure stated above. That £300 was added in costs! Now they are asking for another £300. They have asked for teh original amount to be payable to the claimant and the additional £300 to be paid to themselves! Does this answer all the questions you asked? Thanks.

I have recently had a judgement against me, which was rushed through without giving me a proper opportunity to defend the matter [another story], but i managed to source funds to repay the debt in full. Whilst the funds were being sourced, i continued contact with the solicitors updating them as to what i was doing. This was done over a 2 week period since the judgement was issued. The final judgement included costs and interest. The solicitors have now written to me and added another few hundred pounds in costs! Can they do this? If so, can they enforce it? If not, have I any recourse of action? Any assistance would be gratefully appreciated. Thank you.