Any advice needed please!

[Rocco17]

Will do. Just a quick question though about the amount. The £2760 was the figure they came up with earlier in the week. They have raised it to something like £2782 (off the top of my head) now because their slow process has dragged this over another month - haven't missed another payment so I think its interest. Is it the October figure or the November figure that I quote to the court?

[Ell-enn]

Use the latest figure - remember to change it in the statement everywhere it appears - make sure you read the statement through to make sure all is correct.

[Rocco17]

Use the latest figure - remember to change it in the statement everywhere it appears - make sure you read the statement through to make sure all is correct.

 

Okay, I'll change that. It appears in a few places I think.

 

Just going through the statement now to make sure everything is exactly what happened. There are a couple of minor changes but generally its spot on.

[Ell-enn]

try to ensure the statement stays all on one page and also make sure the printer is set for A4 paper (not Letter size)

[Rocco17]

Apologies for lack of update, but I wanted to be sure about what was happening before posting again.

 

Since I last posted on this thread the lender suddenly became a lot more willing to negotiate. Quite dramatically so actually. So basically I came to an agreement with them.

 

Given the way they were before I was still pretty anxious, and I still am now. I have spoken to them on the phone and they said the eviction was cancelled. I asked for it in writing, and I have it in writing that the eviction is cancelled and I also got a letter from the lawyers to say that the eviction is cancelled (which I also followed up with a call - as I said, I'm anxious!)

 

The eviction was set to be tomorrow. So just to be sure I rang the court and they said they had a letter asking them to withdraw the warrant, which I assume also means that the eviction is cancelled.

 

So I think things are fine. There's still a nagging doubt in my mind of course (it wasn't the bailiffs themselves I spoke to, just enquiries) but as I say, I THINK things are ok. Won't stop me worrying all day tomorrow though!

[Ell-enn]

Did you actually enter the N244 at court ?

[Rocco17]

No, didn't need to in the end. The arrangement was along the lines of the one I was requesting anyway

 

I kept it all prepared and printed out just in case.

 

Just made my final panicky phone call to the bailiffs themselves and they have confirmed that the warrant has been withdrawn