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CCJs and making Small claims
I intend to take a builder to court for the recovery of �200 . (He took this as a deposit and never carried out the work) I have discovered he already has CCJs against his name . Will this make my situation more difficult or easier ?
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It won't make it any more difficult to take him to court but it does give an indication that he doesn't tend to pay his debts :-(
Even if you go to the Small Claims Court and win, there is no guarantee that he will actually repay your �200 and you would then have to take further action which could potentially cost you more than the �200 he owes.
Even if you go to the Small Claims Court and win, there is no guarantee that he will actually repay your �200 and you would then have to take further action which could potentially cost you more than the �200 he owes.
agreed, getting a judgment is the easy bit, its getting it enforced which is a total nightmare where people don't have jobs.
you'd probably have to send in the bailiffs who are usually crap or take a charge over any property he owned and threaten to apply to sell it unless he paid you off - usually you end up with a certain amount per week as courts are very reluctant to allow a house to be sold if they offer to pay even a derisory amount
you'd probably have to send in the bailiffs who are usually crap or take a charge over any property he owned and threaten to apply to sell it unless he paid you off - usually you end up with a certain amount per week as courts are very reluctant to allow a house to be sold if they offer to pay even a derisory amount
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