Latest Repossessions Stopped
All these people were due to be evicted before contacting RepossessionHelpline.org.uk. In each case, we were successful in at least getting the repossession order suspended.
4th November 2009, Aylesbury County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £7000 due to ill health of husband. Now both partners back earning a full wage the judge suspended the order with a payment of £200 on top of the mortgage payment.
2nd November 2009, Bow County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £14,780 due to financial trouble with his own business. Now with the business back up and running and generating income the Judge suspended the warrant with the client paying £150 on top of the contractual payments.
21st October 2009, Colchester County Court
Client fell into arrears of £6000 due to previous employer not paying wages. Now in a new more secure job the judge suspended the warrant with the client paying contractual mortgage payments plus £100.
19th October 2009, Northampton County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £9050 due to income from own business falling. Now back on track the judge suspended the order with the client paying £150 on top of the mortgage payment.
12th October 2009, Croydon County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £6500 due to a drop in working hours. Now back up to full time hours the judge suspended the repossession with the client paying an extra £75 on top of the mortgage payment.
22nd September 2009, Preston County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £300 pounds due to a business failing. Now back in employment the judge suspended the warrant paying back an extra £100 on top of the mortgage.
17th September 2009, Croydon County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £10000 due to a marriage breakup and a subsequent drop in income. The client has managed to get themselves and their business back on track paying £100 on top of the mortgage payment.
3rd September 2009, Skipton County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £18000 due wife falling ill and not being able to work. Now back on their feet the judge suspended the order with the client paying contractual monthly payments plus £100
28th August 2009, Tunbridge Wells County Court
Client had fallen into arrears of £19041 due to Lender not accepting payments after a previous order. Judge ordered claimant to set up direct debit and an order was made of Contractual monthly instalments plus £200.
14th August 2009, Birmingham County Court
Client fell into arrears of £7350 due to loss of a job. Now back in work the judge suspended the eviction with the client paying £20 towards the arrears.
