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Kamal Posted - 19 June 2011 : 22:18:21
I had a house which a year ago has been repossessed by the bank. Would I still have to pay the caution that I had on the property apporx of £20,000 when I want to declare bankrupt? Please advise me what to do
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debtinfo Posted - 20 June 2011 : 19:14:52
or do you mean a charge
Blackie Posted - 20 June 2011 : 09:50:46
Hiya Kamal

I think that we need to know why there is a caution or restriction on the house. These are usually placed on your property if the ownership is in question.

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John Blackadder
Bankruptcy365

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