A Fin24 user is concerned over a judgment placed against him by a service provider after he had arranged debt repayments. He writes:
I recently discovered that a certain bank placed a judgment against me, irrespective of the fact that debt councillors went to court and debt repayments were arranged.
The judgment date shows that it was after the court order was obtained and payments were up to date.
What can I do to resolve this?
Clark Gardner, CEO of 6cents.co.za and Summit Financial Wellbeing, responds:
The short answer is as a result of the court order regarding the debt review application, it can be used to rescind the judgment that took place thereafter.
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I recently discovered that a certain bank placed a judgment against me, irrespective of the fact that debt councillors went to court and debt repayments were arranged.
The judgment date shows that it was after the court order was obtained and payments were up to date.
What can I do to resolve this?
Clark Gardner, CEO of 6cents.co.za and Summit Financial Wellbeing, responds:
The short answer is as a result of the court order regarding the debt review application, it can be used to rescind the judgment that took place thereafter.
- Fin24
Disclaimer: Fin24 cannot be held liable for any investment decisions made based on the advice given by independent financial service providers.
Under the ECT Act and to the fullest extent possible under the applicable law, Fin24 disclaims all responsibility or liability for any damages whatsoever resulting from the use of this site in any manner.
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