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Registry Trust data is featured in this article by Neil Jinks of Court Enforcement Services Ltd in the Chartered Institute of Credit Management's (CICM) Magazine along with a quote from our Chair Mick McAteer.
The article is entitled 'Never Satisfied?: Judgments can often become worthless pieces of paper if they cannot be enforced effectively' and can be downloaded by clicking here.
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Notes for editors
Registry Trust is the Registrar for Judgments, Orders and Fines in England and Wales on behalf of the Ministry of Justice. The Register includes county court judgments, high court judgments, CSA liability orders, fine defaults and tribunal awards for England and Wales.
CCJs are removed from the register if paid in full within one calendar month of the judgment date, but will otherwise remain registered for six years. If fully paid outside the one calendar month, defendants can apply to have the judgment marked as ‘satisfied’ which will improve their credit rating.
Anyone may search for entries against a named person or business at a stated address or a corporate body in Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland by visiting Registry Trust’s website www.trustonline.org.uk or by writing to Registry Trust, 153-157 Cleveland Street, London W1T 6QW.