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| peter.123 |
Posted - 10 August 2010 : 10:36:41
dear sirs, i was made bankrupt in 206, in november 09 they whent for more time i agreed this then in may of this year i made agreement to a consent order in may this year but due to cercumstan i could not meet this and now they have gone for eviction on the 19th of this month , can i ask the courts to look at the payment i agree to the 25k but they would not agree to a 12 month at the time they would only agree to 6 months, could you tell me is there any way round this, regards peter jones |
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| peter.123 |
Posted - 19 August 2010 : 11:17:13
hi dave, just to let you no that i won the case yesterday morning againsed the trustee for the house, they allso were trying to get 7k legal fees to which the court were not to happy about, they gave me the time that i needed to sort , which i was happy with again thanks for every bodies help on this site , i do have a very larg story that as been going on since year 206 but i will not name and shame just yet i will leave that till novemmber, then the sarger will be over,
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| peter.123 |
Posted - 12 August 2010 : 21:32:22
Hi dave, thanks only just got back from job on site tonight, will ring fri with info sent in n244 trustee not been realy helpful told them i will pay all moneys outstanding by end of sept which would bring everything up to date , allso given documents showing that every thing was out of my controll, allso pointed out that this would be in the best intrest of the crediter given the houseing market at present i am sure that if they were to get there way they would not sell my home in 28 days, any way i will stop there i could go on all night on how this companny stiched me up from day one , regards pete.
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| Bridgewood |
Posted - 11 August 2010 : 10:50:34
Hi Peter
If you call me back with your details I'll e mail you some points to cover
David
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| peter.123 |
Posted - 11 August 2010 : 08:55:37
[quote]Originally posted by peter.123
dear sirs,
thanks for the promt reply
i am going to summit form n445 tomorrow.
would it be possble to make contact with yourself/company in the hope you could assist more
dear sirs, i am righting to the trustee this morning, thanks for info yesterday, is there any points in that letter i should make clear could not remeber every thing you told meif you could draft somthing on this i would be grateful, regards peter
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| Skippy |
Posted - 10 August 2010 : 15:53:39
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Good luck
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| peter.123 |
Posted - 10 August 2010 : 15:39:23
dear sirs,
thanks for the promt reply
i am going to summit form n445 tomorrow.
would it be possble to make contact with yourself/company in the hope you could assist more
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| Bridgewood |
Posted - 10 August 2010 : 15:20:27
Hi Peter
If I understand correctly, your trustee applied for posession and you reached an agreement with your trustee to pay £25,000 over 6 months, as a result of which he agreed to suspend the possession proceedings, but you have been unable to make the payments so he has now applied to enforce the repossession.
If this is the case, your only option I can think of is to ask the Court to allow you more time to pay - it is going to be difficult, but in view of the current state of the property market you could argue that the trustee won't get his money any quicker as it will take him time to get the property on the market with no guarantee on how long it will take to sell, how much he will get for it, how much it will cost in agents fees, extra interest on the mortgage etc, so it may be (you could argue) that creditors will actually be better off accepting your payments over a longer period
As I say though, it may be difficult to persuade the judge of this if the trustee is adamant he wants possession, and you have already not complied with one agreement
Good luck
Bridgewood specialise in helping people deal with their debts and make the most of their financial situation - providing free, no obligation debt advice.
We can also setup a complete range of solutions including debt management plans, IVA and bankruptcy support. |
| Richard P |
Posted - 10 August 2010 : 13:48:26
Ok thank you for clarifying, their must be a way of neogotiation or stalling court case
but i am unable to answer your question,
good luck Richard |
| peter.123 |
Posted - 10 August 2010 : 13:29:29
hi
no they are used in the uk as well
its agrrement to buy my share of property back from reciver afther i have come out of bankrupcty for an agreed amount over a given time.
and unfortunertly i could not keep to payment schedule.
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| Richard P |
Posted - 10 August 2010 : 13:18:48
Sorry Peter
I am confused to your question
you have spoken about bankruptcy and eviction of a property.
i thought consent orders are US based did you petition for bankruptcy in the UK or states ? |
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