Complete form N244, explaining why the CCJ should be set aside and return it to the court.
There’s a fee of £275 to pay. However, if you’re on a low income, you may be able to apply to get help paying this fee.
It’s also a good idea to let the creditor know you’re applying to set aside the CCJ.
If you didn’t respond to the original claim form:
Explain why you didn’t respond in time. It helps to provide some background information. For example, you’ve been ill or there was a delay in deciding to apply for the CCJ to be set aside.
If you’re disputing the amount claimed:
Explain why and provide some evidence to support your claim. You should include copies of any documents that support your argument, such as bank statements.
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