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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsWhat to do if you have a judgment but the defendant has not ...

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   May 24, 2024 · If a court has decided that someone must pay you an amount of money (you have ‘obtained judgment against the defendant’), and you have not received a payment, this guide may help you decide...

2. www.3pb.co.uk › content › uploadsjudgments by instalments - 3PB Barristers

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   Judgment debtors are usually required to pay within 14 days and it is for judgment creditors to decide what means of enforcement to use, including the insolvency/bankruptcy regime. However, the courts may consider a repayment plan where such a plan leads to repayment in a “reasonable period of time”.

3. moneynerd.co.uk › county-court-judgement-processCounty Court Judgement Process – What to Expect & What to Do

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   Jun 5, 2024 · If you don’t pay or refuse to pay the money owed, the other person or company (the creditor) could force you to pay by getting a court to issue you with a County Court Judgement (CCJ). But the claimant must follow a strict County Court Judgement process to make a debtor legally obligated to pay.

4. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 5b2d0cPaying my judgment - GOV.UK

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   EX20 Paying my judgment (04.13) ©Crown copyright 2013. When do I pay? The judgment tells you the date you must pay the claimant by. If you are behind or late with your payments, even by one...

5. gowlingwlg.com › en › insights-resourcesHow to enforce payment of debt | Gowling WLG

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   Aug 20, 2019 · The party with the benefit of the judgment (the judgment creditor) should ensure that the judgment is served on the judgment debtor. If payment is not made within 14 days (or by such other time as specified in the judgment) then the judgment creditor can seek to enforce the judgment.

6. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › debt-and-money › actionIf you're being taken to court for debt - Citizens Advice

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   The default notice includes details of what payments you missed and how long you have to pay. Your creditor has to give you at least 2 weeks. After 2 weeks they can send you a letter of claim. If you make the missed payments, your creditor won’t take any further action.

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   How long do judgment debtors have to pay?

   • Judgment debtors are usually required to pay within 14 days and it is for judgment creditors to decide what means of enforcement to use, including the insolvency/bankruptcy regime. However, the courts may consider a repayment plan where such a plan leads to repayment in a “reasonable period of time”.

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   What if I can't pay my judgment?

   • Your local county court can give you a free copy of the leaflet 'I cannot pay my judgment - what do I do?'. If you do not pay anything, or you do not keep up with the payments, the claimant can ask the court to enforce the judgment (take steps to make you pay). You may have to pay more costs.

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   What happens when a county court judgment is served?

   • When a County Court Judgment is served, the judge will tell the debtor to pay. It’s part of an enforcement order to get you to pay. They do so by issuing a: If you receive a judgment by instalments but believe the repayments are too high, you can request a judge take another look. This is called a redetermination.

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   What if a judgment tells you to pay by instalments?

   • If the judgment tells you to pay by instalments, ask the claimant or his or her representative about the best way to pay. The claimant may give you a paying-in book or you may be able to set up a standing order to have the money sent to the claimant straight from your bank account. Remember: the court cannot accept your payments. How do I pay?

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   How long does a judgment stay on the Register?

   • Most judgments will have been entered on the Register of Judgments, Orders and Fines. Your name will stay on the Register for six years unless you pay the total amount you owe within one month of the judgment date. Banks, building societies and credit companies search the Register.

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   Can a court enforce a judgment if you owe £5000?

   • The court will not enforce the judgment unless you ask it to. You can try and get your money (called ‘enforcing your judgment’) by asking the court for: This guide provides short descriptions of each of these methods of enforcement. If you are owed £5,000 or more, you can also apply to make the defendant bankrupt, however, this can be expensive.

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8. www.3pb.co.uk › paying-court-judgments-by-instalmentsPaying Court Judgments By Instalments | 3PB Barristers

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   Mar 15, 2022 · Jakob advises that judgment debtors are usually required to pay within 14 days and that it is for judgment creditors to decide what means of enforcement to use, including the insolvency/bankruptcy regime.