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got ordinary civil bill

LegacyUser · 2014-05-12 14:14:16

hi guys. here i need some help. i got a civil bill from revenue because i owe them 22k tax two years ago. and now i have been struggled for living. their solicitor said if i pay the full amount then proceeding will stay. but i don't have such money, i am not ignore the letter, i accept what they claim. i cant afford to get…

12-05-2014 2:14pm

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hi guys. here i need some help. i got a civil bill from revenue because i owe them 22k tax two years ago. and now i have been struggled for living.

their solicitor said if i pay the full amount then proceeding will stay.

but i don't have such money, i am not ignore the letter, i accept what they claim.

i cant afford to get a solicitor give me some advise. the civil bill is very hard to understand for me as i am not English speaker, my English is limited.

dose anybody can explain to me in plain English, what is the civil bill said.

what is means you are required within ten days after the service of this bill upon you, to enter, or cause to be entered, with the county registrar at has office. is that means i need go to the office to make appearance and register?even i am not going to defend?

if i go the office, what happen then? will i see the plaintiff at same time? or just waiting for another letter with certain date to go to court again ?

what should i do now?
and what will happen?

thank you

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#2 12-05-2014 2:25pm

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Hi OP,

seeing as this is more of a legal issue, you will probably have better luck getting an answer in the Legal Discussion forum. Thread closed.

Regards,
Mike

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