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John Jones has had 6 county court
judgments made against him for £2800 in total. John
also owes £2100 to five other creditors.
In relation to each of the six
judgments the court has asked John to pay separate monthly
sums. When these separate sums are added togaether John cannot
pay the amounts ordered by the court.
To solve the problem John fills
in the court form to request an administration order under
which the court will group all of John's creditors together
(both the 6 creditors who have a CCJ and the five who have
not taken John to court).
The court then considers John's
monthly income and expenditure and then determines that the
maximum he can pay each month is the sum of £100.
All of the individual orders against
John are then replaced by the one payment ordered to be paid
under the administration order.
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