satisfying CCJ by payment in kind
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I've been out of the civil litigation loop for a few years now hence the question.
if mr X (a businessman) has a CCJ against Mr Y and Mr Y (who is a businessman) offers to provide goods or services to Mr X in satisfaction of the CCJ (its been over a month so judgment will only lie on file as a satisfied CCJ it wont be removed I would guess) will the county court simply accept a signed letter from both parties that an agreement has been reached, together with the fee, and that the judgement can now be listed as satisfied?
if mr X (a businessman) has a CCJ against Mr Y and Mr Y (who is a businessman) offers to provide goods or services to Mr X in satisfaction of the CCJ (its been over a month so judgment will only lie on file as a satisfied CCJ it wont be removed I would guess) will the county court simply accept a signed letter from both parties that an agreement has been reached, together with the fee, and that the judgement can now be listed as satisfied?
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