Hello. I defaulted on a personal loan at the end of 2006 and was taken to court by the loan company (i`d changed bank accounts and asked the loan company to change my direct debit details, which they didn`t and after three missed payments they started legal proceedings. I assure you that i wrote to them on several occasions with my new bank details). In November 2007 we went to court and i agreed to pay the sum of £130.00 per month to the loan company`s solicitors (this was the same amount as my original direct debit payments) for three years.
In March 2008 i was sent a letter from Northampton county court informing me that the claim "has been transfered to the Edmonton county court for enforcement".
In may 2008 i was sent a letter (general form of judgement or order) stating that "Before District Judge ****** sitting at Edmonton county court""Upon reading a letter from the claiment, it is ordered that 1. interim charging order be discharged".
Then in August i recieved a letter (general form of judgement or order) stating that "Before District Judge ****** sitting at Edmonton county court"" Upon reading a letter from the claiment and the defendant not attending, it is ordered that the interim charging order be discharged".
As you can probably tell that i`m not the most legally minded person and somewhat confused by what these letters mean. I`ve also started receiving statements from the loan company (even though the total amount seems to have increased) I`m still paying the monthly instalments and am more than willing to do so. I would be most gratefull of any advice or help offered.
In March 2008 i was sent a letter from Northampton county court informing me that the claim "has been transfered to the Edmonton county court for enforcement".
In may 2008 i was sent a letter (general form of judgement or order) stating that "Before District Judge ****** sitting at Edmonton county court""Upon reading a letter from the claiment, it is ordered that 1. interim charging order be discharged".
Then in August i recieved a letter (general form of judgement or order) stating that "Before District Judge ****** sitting at Edmonton county court"" Upon reading a letter from the claiment and the defendant not attending, it is ordered that the interim charging order be discharged".
As you can probably tell that i`m not the most legally minded person and somewhat confused by what these letters mean. I`ve also started receiving statements from the loan company (even though the total amount seems to have increased) I`m still paying the monthly instalments and am more than willing to do so. I would be most gratefull of any advice or help offered.
