2157 days ago
Oh dear, oh dear. She owes money to the IRS, HMRC and two banks, she has made a personal guarantee to a third bank for £173,000 and the rent on her apartment has not been paid for months, could the financial woes of Julie "lingerie on expenses" Meyer get any worse? Er...yes. Here are details below from the public register of County Court Judgements, CCJs, for unpaid bills. Who I wonder will be the first creditor to send in balliffs or to seek a bankruptcy order against the devout Christian.
3955 days ago
If a company does not pay a bill then ultimately the easiest way to force its hand is to seek a County Court Judgement (CCJ) against it. The process costs £20 to kick off and is simple enough. Once you get a judgement you can if you need to send in the bailiffs to recover goods equivalent to what you are owed plus costs. And there are 194 listed UK companies with CCJ’s outstanding and I can reveal who they are…
I caveat this by saying that big companies will inevitably attract the odd CCJ – it is just a part of doing business. So do I read anything into the fact that Tesco or Greene King have CCJ’s against them? No.
Where it gets interesting is among smaller companies as attracting a CCJ when you are a smaller company indicates
