Topic: Timeframe to court judgment

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10/02/2019 at 10:18 am #35680 Reply | Quote
Lynnecg
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Hi we have followed the process to recover over 14k in unpaid levies from an owner. A statement of claim has been filed and no defence sibmitted within the timeframe. How long will we have to wait for judgment by the court please
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10/02/2019 at 1:47 pm #35697 Reply
Jimmy-T
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Did you use a lawyer who specialises in recovering unpaid levies. They will know. If you didn’t, did you realise that the reasonable costs of debt recovery can be added to the original claim?

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10/02/2019 at 1:55 pm #35699 Reply
Lynnecg
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1. Yes we used js mueller. strata manager doesnt seem to know says recovery can take years and i am hesitant to call lawyer for free advice esp since its Adrian Mueller himself so i was wondering if there is a ballpark answer
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10/02/2019 at 2:14 pm #35704 Reply
Jimmy-T
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Muellers won’t charge you for asking when they think the judgement will go through. However, payment may take longer, depending on the circumstances of the unit owner. Again, your lawyer should advise.

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