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Hello again, I would like some advice please. I have ben making a token payment to my loan company of £1 (goodwill gesture) However, I today recived a CCJ and have completed the form asking for time to pay. I have been told by the company that this will be automatically followed by an order on my house for the outstanding debt of £5,400. I am so worried I am going to loose my home? I have been reading through the forums and am a little confused as: Can they put an order against my home if I do not miss any payments that the court ask for through this CCJ? I would be grateful if some one would clarify the situation. Also i have been advised many times to communiate with the CCCS and again would like anyones thoughts on this please? Clare

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No No No

 

They Are Talking Rollocks

 

When And If You Get A Ccj.

The Court Will Tell You How Much To Pay Each Month,

 

As Thats All You Have Been Paying, Prob £1 Per Month

 

Only If You Default On Those Payments Can The Creditor Approach The Court And Apply For A Charging Order

 

 

Can You Tell Us A Bit About The Loan

Who The Creditor Is Would Help

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Hello again, I would like some advice please. I have ben making a token payment to my loan company of £1 (goodwill gesture) However, I today recived a CCJ and have completed the form asking for time to pay. I have been told by the company that this will be automatically followed by an order on my house for the outstanding debt of £5,400. I am so worried I am going to loose my home? I have been reading through the forums and am a little confused as: Can they put an order against my home if I do not miss any payments that the court ask for through this CCJ? I would be grateful if some one would clarify the situation. Also i have been advised many times to communiate with the CCCS and again would like anyones thoughts on this please?

 

 

Hi Badger

 

First of all i would remove your name from the end of your OP as a DCA may be able to guess who you really are, no point in giving them any clues.

 

I`m not that experienced but i don't think any court will grant them a charging order for five & a half grand so try to stop worrying [ easily said i know]

If you are asking for time to pay the CCJ & there by admitting the debt & have been making regular payments this will go in your favour. You will also have to fill out an expenditure sheet & return it to the courts. The judge will then look at WHAT you can reasonably afford to pay & make the judgment on your ability to pay, its in no one's interest to take your house from you [ only a greedy DCA] for my money its a scare tactic.

 

Someone with a better knowledge will be along shortly,

 

Your in the best place now so try not to worry

 

Good luck,

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It is a loan from tesco finance, I know this sounds silly but how will the courts know I have been making token payments? I have returned the expences form and it shows I have under £10 a month to play with. I did ring citizens advice bureau and they said that Once a CCJ has been issued, as the law has now changed and they can apply for a charge on your house without you having defaulted on the payments? She said the law had recently changed but i can find nothing to say this? C

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Badger, have a read of this thread..

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/legal-issues/203298-guide-charging-orders-orders.html

 

As to the law change allowing them to go for a charging order, I didnt think it had, I was under the impression they've always been able to go for a forthwith order, its up to the judge to decide if it should be granted however.

 

S.

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So when you say 'When And If You Get A CCJ' Does that means it will not just automatically happen now I have received the forms etc? What will the next step be? C

 

If you've admitted the claim and sent back the expense form then a court clerk will decide the amount of the repayment based upon the outstanding debt and your I&E forms.

 

If the claimant doesnt think its enough and from the sound of it (although it could be empty threats) they can apply for a notice of variation. This is where they ask a judge to re-consider at a hearing the payments either being upped or for a forthwith judgment and possible charging order to follow after.

 

If the clerk sets the repayment amount too high even after having your I&E then you too can apply for a variation order and ask the judge to lower the payment.

 

S.

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Oh heavens yes I have, I sent what I had already sent Tesco's which was the income and outgoings and photo copies of all the correspondance to date plus the request for time to pay, as it said I was under a time limit to act. I hope this wasn't the wrong thing to do!

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You Have Not Sent Off To The Court That Time To Pay Have You

 

Do Nothing Until Advised

 

Agree with this 100%

 

We need more info on the debt.

 

How old is the debt?

Do you have the paperwork (agreement?)

Did you receive a default notice, do you still have it?

 

S.

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