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G24 - CCJ received
DIR By: lashes84
Date: April 8, 2026, 4:49 am
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My son received a claim form from G24 acknowledged the claim but
didn't submit a defence in time so a CCJ was issued. He has
completed a N244 to set aside the judgement but also applied for
help with fees and is waiting for the application to be
processed.
However I have just received a visit from High Court Enforcement
Officers. He wasn't home and they wouldn't leave a letter or
provide any details.
Any advice what to do now?
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Re: G24 - CCJ received
DIR By: DWMB2
Date: April 8, 2026, 5:27 am
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This strays slightly outside my sphere of knowledge in that your
primary issue concerns the enforcement process of a CCJ, and the
application process for help with fees in relation to a
set-aside, rather than defending a claim in respect of a private
parking charge.
It would be helpful get some background to the case, for example
to know what information he submitted in support of his
set-aside application (a redacted copy of the N244 might be
useful). The fact that HCEOs are involved suggests a higher than
normal amount owed - more than one PCN?
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Re: G24 - CCJ received
DIR By: lashes84
Date: April 8, 2026, 10:30 am
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The only thing he said in his N244 application was that he was
having issues submitting his defence due to online access
related to 2-factor authentication.
It does relate to 2 PCNs; the total amount of judgment was
approximately £843.
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