Good one. Well done.
Yes, I'd love to hear the take-aways.
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SCT order landlord to pay up, he's refusing...now what??
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Re: SCT order landlord to pay up, he's refusing...now what??
Good on you. Hopefully he's posting on CheeBaiForums (HWZ) about you as well... although he'll be lying about the outcome.sazzle wrote:Thanks everyone for your help...he paid!!
He until until midnight on 30th Oct to pay...he paid at 11.40pm on 30th OctWhatever makes him feel better...!
We really can't believe it it took lots of emails/texts and a visit to his apartment, but I'm so relieved we didn't have all the additional hassle had he not paid.
For anyone in a similar boat, the bailiffs does seem to be the best option if you have LLs address. It's a $400 deposit, which can be added to the amount owed so you're not out of pocket, and they will take off whatever bailiff fees eta and give you back whatever wasn't spent. So pretty good.
There's shockingly little info about ways to enforce a court order, I now feel like a bit of an expertso when I have more time, I'll make a post in here with all the options we were given.
Thanks everyone who posted and advised!
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Re: SCT order landlord to pay up, he's refusing...now what??
Hey! Congratulations to you! I hope you are doing better now. Care to share that post if you have time? I might have to go to SCT with my LL issues. I have not been in any court hearing my life and would love to know your experience if you are okay to go back in time and write it for me or someone else in the same situation.sazzle wrote: ↑Sat, 04 Nov 2017 5:07 pmThanks everyone for your help...he paid!!
He until until midnight on 30th Oct to pay...he paid at 11.40pm on 30th OctWhatever makes him feel better...!
We really can't believe it it took lots of emails/texts and a visit to his apartment, but I'm so relieved we didn't have all the additional hassle had he not paid.
For anyone in a similar boat, the bailiffs does seem to be the best option if you have LLs address. It's a $400 deposit, which can be added to the amount owed so you're not out of pocket, and they will take off whatever bailiff fees eta and give you back whatever wasn't spent. So pretty good.
There's shockingly little info about ways to enforce a court order, I now feel like a bit of an expertso when I have more time, I'll make a post in here with all the options we were given.
Thanks everyone who posted and advised!
Much appreciated!
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