Articles about Debt Recovery.
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If you are wondering “how long on average does it take to get a court judgment”, the answer depends on whether the debt is disputed and how quickly the defendant responds.
In straightforward cases, a County Court Judgment (CCJ) can often be obtained within a few weeks, while disputed claims may take several months to reach a final judgment.
When a party seeks to challenge or vary a court order, they can file an N244 form, which often includes a request to stay enforcement of the judgment. This article explores the process of obtaining a stay of enforcement once an N244 form has been lodged with the court, its implications, and key considerations.
Using a Statutory Demand usually gets a debtor’s attention very quickly. It is one of a number of tools in a creditor’s arsenal in dealing with delinquent debtors.
Guide on how to collect service charges that cannot be collected by Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR).
Knowing the advantages and disadvantages of serving a statutory demand, the rules of service, and the importance of seeking legal advice, can make all the difference when using a Statutory Demand for debt recovery.