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Steve.sr
Posted - 14 December 2010 : 21:18:48 on a joint and several loan, where the other debtor is made bankrupt,can i sue for a contribution from the other debtor, once he is discharged from the bankruptcy, bearing in mind that i have had to continue to pay off the debt?
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Reviva UK
Posted - 16 December 2010 : 00:33:50 I can't see any way in which you can pursue the debt after someone has declared themselves Br.
Unfortunately as it is joint then all the liability follows you.
Potentially if the other person was guilty of fraud then it may be possible but one assumes that you also signed the loan forms and hopefully enjoyed some benefit from the loan.
Paul Johns Bankruptcy Specialists Reviva UK www.revivauk.com 08454 751 851
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debtinfo
Posted - 15 December 2010 : 18:43:12 the answer is most likely to be a no. you accepted when you took on the loan that if the other party was unable to pay that you would be responsible for the whole debt and therefore the terms have been kept to
Bigal4787
Posted - 15 December 2010 : 00:03:53 You'll need to speak to a solicitor about that, as the other party upon bankruptcy has had their liability for the debt discharged. it will also depend on whether they are in an IPA.
Big Al Insolvency examiner with the Insolvency service from April 2008 - July 2010.
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