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    Howard, I think you forgot the 'allegedly' in post 4. If they have managed to avoid paying out on CCJ's it's because the claimants have not used collection agents such as county court bailiffs or high court sheriffs. Use of these ways of collection never fails against well-funded defendants, as long as the claimant has sued the right person or company. You really ought to add that word, as I'm sure as moderator you speak officially for the forum and I'm sure Mr Wilson knows his way round the county courts.

    Most owners would be happy to have a respectable tenant on benefits if the rent were paid direct to them, as used to happen. But 1. nowadays rent is paid to the claimant not to the landlord so anything can happen between giro day and rent day, 2. landlords are not charities and there is no reason why they should carry people who have broken their tenancy agreements.

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