Debt
Author:
Rockliffs Solicitors and IP Lawyers
Publish Date: November 5, 2008
If a Judgment of debt has been entered against you - for example, because you ignored the Statement of Claim or didn't turn up in court on the date set for the Hearing - in some circumstances you may apply to the Court to have the Judgment set aside.
You will hae to explain to the Court why you failed to lodge a Defence or did not attend Court, and you will also be required to file your grounds for Defence within a specified time. In most cases, you will have to pay your Creditor's legal and court costs, as assessed by the Court.
Reproduced with permission of the Law Society of New South Wales.
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