Capstone/Acenden reposession date

[Ell-enn]

Ok, it sounds like a change of legal firm from the one that handled your case previously. Can you remember the actual date of the suspended possession ? if it was more than 6 years ago and you haven't been back to court since that, then Acenden would need to apply to the court for permission to enforce the suspended order. As you are in arrears with the court order, it may be that they are getting ready to enforce and have instructed their new legal firm to ask for permission. It's important you know the exact date of the previous court hearing.

[slgsue]

Looking back I believe it was June 2010. My arrears were cleared for quite some time in 2012 until the last 18 months where things have been difficult.

[slgsue]

The new solicitors are TLT

[slgsue]

Also will I be informed if they apply to tell courts to have the possession order enforced and will I be able to fight it. What really annoys me apart from getting into this situation again is that I can clear all arrears and payments which will become due in 29 days!

[dx100uk]

for sake of history

I have merged 15 threads here.

 

 

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[dx100uk]

get anew sar off to them.

 

 

I feel the reclaims that have happened have not resulted in the correct interest being applied.

 

 

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[Ell-enn]

Also will I be informed if they apply to tell courts to have the possession order enforced and will I be able to fight it. What really annoys me apart from getting into this situation again is that I can clear all arrears and payments which will become due in 29 days!

 

 

 

Hi, yes they should send you a letter stating that they are applying to enforce the order. However, if you are able to clear the arrears in a month's time - why don't you write and tell them that - it may just stop them taking things further. If you need help with the letter please let me know - it would be a good idea to try and slow them down at bit.

 

 

Also, if the suspended order is more than 6 years ago (and we need to be sure of this so check your paperwork very carefully for the date of the original order) - then it will take time for them to ask for the court's permission to enforce, if they get permission they can then apply for an eviction warrant.