Okay sorry for taking time to reply

I was busy with work.

I've sent off both the N245 and N244 and have paid the fee

Then today I get this e-mail:

Dear...

We write further in connection with the outstanding matter in which we are instructed on behalf of Ridgewood Estates Limited.

There currently remains an outstanding balance of £10,901.19 which requires settling without further delay.

Please note that there is a daily interest accruing on the matter the interest of which is set by the courts and we have no power to vary or freeze the same, meaning that further delay will be costly to you.

Please note that the County Court Judgment will remain listed against you for the next 6 years or until such time the debt is cleared which will impact your credit history and any future credit applications which you may make.

We look forward to receiving confirmation of your intentions regarding the outstanding balance within the next 7 days.

Kind Regards

This is a direct quote from Brighton County Court I received yesterday, after sending off the N245:

Dear Madam

If you are wanting to suspend the Writ of Control you will need to apply on form N244 as well as the form N245 and pay the fee of £14.

All forms can be downloaded from www.gov.uk and you can either send a cheque with your application or give a phone number for the court to call you to take the fee.

Regards

Brighton County Court replied back after I sent the N245 and asked me to complete a N244 which I did

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I've just sent off an N245 as you suggested dx100uk.

I'm going to attach the Notice of Enforcement

I've no idea when they sent the letter as I was away for two weeks.

It might have been a few days or a week before the Writ

Also forgot to mention that both the Writ and Notice of Enforcement are under my name only.

Previously they mentioned my former flatmate as well.

2022-09-08 NOE.pdf

Okay so I'm attaching pdf images of the letter posted to me-I think I've managed

Here are the other two attached below, sorry if I've attached more than one of the same, it was a bit confusing

HDEO control of goods writ.pdf

Another update,

I've been getting the original Brabon items, also the same Ridgewood properties letters etc for a few months (didn't post on here, as its been exactly the same correspondence I've posted on here).

Today whilst I was out (26th September 2022) I return back home and get EXACTLY the same Formal Notice:

Intention to take Control of Goods from Wilson & Roe High Court I posted about. 'I have the power under Writ of Control'...high court...total sum outstanding £10,889.76

Etc etc letter posted to the address I live at with all the same details.

I'm not sure what it would come to, but just thought of updating the folks on here...well to keep you all updated 

Hello Folks,

So long time and not much...it looks as if its gone back to the original Barbons, the folks I'd written about a few years back.

I've attached a pdf copy.

This is just to update you all 

2022-07-06 Barbon will issue proceeding in 14 days.pdf

Just a question out of curiosity.

What will happen when the 6 years pass since all this began.

By this I mean my moving out of the property and all that has followed?

From what I can remember I definitely moved out either May or Jun 2016, as my dob is May and I moved out soon after celebrating it.

So what will happen when 6 years pass, could someone please explain?

Thank you  

Hello all,

So the latest update.

After contacting the court and telling them that I couldn't attend as I won't be in the country I get a response:

Today (Fri 13th May ) Brighton County Court e-mailed me:

Dear Madam

With reference to your email below, please note that in order for the court to consider adjourning a hearing you have to make an application on form N244 and pay the court fee of £108.

The form can be downloaded from www.gov.uk and you may pay by card over the phone if you put a telephone number on the application and state that you want the court to phone you to take the fee, or you can pay by cheque or postal order made payable to HMCTS.

The hearing notice was not sent to Mr ****** so he will not be attending the hearing.

Regards

SIGH!

It clearly states both myself and my former flatmate as the defendants on the 'General Form of Judgement or Order'

So now it seems that I have to attend, they've not contacted the former flatmate?

20220513_114451-converted-compressed.pdf

dx100uk

Sorry you're right, it does say

'Suspend execution of Writ of Control pending application to pay/vary installments'

Okay so today (Sat 7th May)

I got a letter from Brighton County Court, in regards to sending of the N244.

It's a General Form of Judgement or Order:

'IT IS ORDERED THAT'

'1. Suspended execution of Writ of Control pending application to pay by/vary installments.

2. List for hearing of application on the first open date, time estimate 15 minutes, in person hearing date attached.

The hearing of the defendants application to pay by installments will take place at 12:15 pm, on the 23rd May'

But I can't make it, as I'm not going to be in the country on that date until the end of May 

Therefore, I'll have to contact them on Monday 9th May, to arrange alternative arrangements.

Also they've mentioned that the former housemate also attend, however, I've no idea where he is, how to contact him etc.

So what do I do in this case?

Okay folks sorry for taking so long to reply but I've been waiting to hear back from Brighton County Court...and they've been taking their time.

So the latest update is Brighton County Court has asked me to fill out an N244 (after I sent off the N245 to them), they sent me an e-mail last Thursday, asking to fill out an N244.

I've filled out the N244 and sent it off to them...I am still waiting to hear from Brighton County Court regarding this.

This is just an update.

I asked Brighton County Court for a POC and a CCJ, I followed all of the steps they set out for me to complete, and they sent me the recent document I attached.

Out of curiosity, after having followed the instructions and having asked for a POC, and not getting it, is there something I'm missing out on?

I don't mind asking Brighton County Court again, only I don't want to waste another £11 if they don't send me the documents I ask for.

So the property I've gotten the Northants and Wilson&Row letters for I shall call A.

I moved out of property A sometime in 2016, and have lived at different addresses since then. I've not gone back to property A since I had to move out. 

Where I live now belongs to my partner, it is his place, and has nothing to do with any agency. 

mantis shrimp,

I had moved out of the property in question when the claim form was issued.

I cannot completely remember but I am sure I gave the agent the new address I moved to. 

It is regarding an old landlord where I used to live, and had to move out back in 2016 or 2015 (I can't remember the exact dates I used to live there).

Yes it's regarding rent arrears and I explained to the agency why I had to move out, yet they didn't say anything, not a word. 

Then, according to the documents I got from Brighton County Court (that I posted on here), I was supposed to attend court, yet did not receive any letter regarding this.

Sorry I took time to reply.

I wanted to wait until I got some information before coming on here.

I sent via e-mail following all the guidelines Brighton County Sent me regarding  asking for a CCJ and POC, which I followed exactly. 

So I asked Brighton County Court for POC and CJJ, today they send my a claim form for possession of property.

I have attached a copy of the letter.

One thing is for certain, I was never aware of a court claim, I received no letter or e-mail etc (whatever they send).

It could've been they sent it to an address I was no longer living at, hence why I wasn't aware.

claim for possession + money Judgement 2016.pdf

I have asked for a POC and CCJ and am waiting for them to get back to me.

I'm also waiting to hear information for the N245.

But thanks for letting me know about the CCJ and Bailiffs.

But it wasn't me that rang the person, it was my partner.

I am concerned over what to do when the guy comes and knocks on the door again.

He wants to take control of goods, so what do I do when he comes and knocks on the door again?

I do not know what I can or cannot do when he knocks on the door, and I find the letter very threatening.

I've attached the letter that was given.

Intention to Take Control Of Goods.pdf

Yes I have put in an n245.

I'm also waiting to hear from Brighton County Court regarding the CCJ and POC.

When I phoned Northants, they told me to contact Brighton County Court.

But meanwhile I have all the details regarding yesterday. 

So I've been given a letter (as I wasn't home) by Wilson&Roe high court enforcement

It says: Formal Notice: Intention to take Control of Goods and the total sum has not gone up to £10,633.89.

It also says if the sum remains unpaid and further enforcement action continues, it will rise to £11,582.23.

Now there is a daily interest rate accruing at £1.43.

They've given the number of the enforcement agent and his name.

My partner phoned the man up and told him that as the owner of the flat, he refused entry to the enforcement officer.

The officer then told my partner that he required an inventory of all the goods he owned and receipts etc.

It's a writ of court, it says Ridgewood Estates. It's good old Wilson & Roe, it's the same people in the letter I posted here.

Okay so despite stating in the letter I posted on here, we've got debt collectors who have knocked on the door and threatened to take goods.

In the letter they clearly state that an enforcement officer would come and discuss payment options.

I'm not at home as am at work but my partner just informed me that debt collectors came to the property 

Here is the reply I got from Brighton County Court: I hope it is okay to post it on this forum. Apologies if I've done it wrong:

Quote

Thank you for your email.
SENDING DOCUMENTS TO THE COURT
The Civil Procedure Rules set out when documents emailed to the court will be accepted. You should not assume that you have complied with an order or met a deadline simply because you receive this reply. The rules on emailing documents to the court can be found here and it is your responsibility to ensure you comply with them:
https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedure-rules/civil/rules/part05/pd_part05b
The rules state, amongst other things, that you can only send applications and documents to the court by email:
1. If a fee is payable, you provide a Fee Account number, credit card number or debit card number which you have authority to charge for the applicable fee and you authorise the court to charge that fee to that Account or card number.
2. When printed on both sides of A4 paper, the total number of pages you have sent does not exceed 25 sheets of A4; when calculating the number of pages you have sent, you must include:
a. the email;
b. the attachments;
c. copies that will be required for the court to serve.
i. By way of example, if you are sending an appellant's notice to the court, you are required by CPR 52PDB paragraph 4.2 to send three copies of the appellant's notice and one additional copy for each respondent.
ii. You must include all the copies when counting how many pages you have sent. So, if one copy of your appellant's notice and attachments is 17 pages long, you cannot send it by email because three copies = 51 pages.
3. The total size of your email must not exceed 10.0 megabytes.
4. Your email must include your name, telephone number and contact address (which can be an email address).
5. You cannot send more than one email to take any step in proceedings.
If your email is received between 16.00 and 23.59, the rules treat it as being received on the next day the court office is open.

Oh okay cool 

Sorry dx100uk I don't understand, what does this mean?