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Naturally he is beside himself with fear.
I'm not legal expert but while the court may have changed the repayment order to nil does this not still leave the original debt about (or the balance plus accrued interest) outstanding so the bank may well be within their rights to pass it onto a debt collection agency who will take whatever steps they can to collect?
When you say "whatever steps they can"... they cant really get heavy handed can they? Surely they can only call to the door to discuss the matter and then issue court/legal proceedings?
That is a very naive view.Obviously all debt collection agencies are legitimate and operate within the law.
They would have already done that before seeking the instalment order. They cannot comeback now and look again. They only get one shot.I wasn't talking about illegal actions. I was referring to the possibility that perhaps they can impound other goods/assets in lieu of the debt repayment? Not sure if this is possible or if, for example, only a court can order this or a sheriff enforce it.
Interesting.Obviously all debt collection agencies are legitimate and operate within the law.
Enough said.Speaking of which I see that recent shooting victim Martin "The Viper" Foley had his own debt collection agency...
I was being sarcastic.That is a very naive view.
They can in 9 months time.Shouldn't the bank go back to court to change the installment order?
Now it seems the bank is now very sore over this and has now passed the entire debt over to a collection agency who are threatening legal action and that they will send people round to discuss the situation.
Intrum wrote again to my friend today. They will be sending some hired goons around to "talk" about the matter.
Is there anything that can be done?
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