Lied to judge

[h2oracle]

hi all, i have a judgement for £3180 against me for a college course and wages. however, ive just found out that the company lied in court and said they paid for the 2 years but the college sent me a letter which states the second year was not paid for as i didnt do the second year.

 

the company has just received a ccj against them for £5000 too and has told his customers that he has folded the company.

 

what can i do now? how do i get the judgement changed and what happens cause he lied to a judge?

 

need some advise urgently as need to get him into court asap

[BankFodder]

you will have to make an application to have the judgement set aside.

 

Read on this forum about set-aside applications.

 

Hopefully it will be straightforward. The only problem might be that the company doesn't exist any more. You better check whether this is actually the case.

[h2oracle]

i applied sometime ago to set aside the judgement for a different reason cause i feel i didnt owe the money in the first place but got denied. can i still apply again? also, what happens if the company has folded? who will i be contesting? lol

[DonkeyB]

If you have new, significant evidence that the court was misled or that there may have been financial impropriety – and you’d need to prove it – then yes, you can apply again. However, you would have little or no chance of retrieving your costs in the application.

[coledog]

You have a couple of other threads on this don't you? I remember it. May be worth asking the site team to merge or for you to add a link to them so that people can get the full picture. Seem to remember the claimant was a bit of a crook, allegedly