4 May 2006
I understand that I have a County Court Judgment against me. What does that mean?
After the court hearing, the court may issue an order saying you must repay the debt. This order is called a CCJ and will either be for the amount agreed between you and your creditor or, if you can’t agree, a payment set by the court.
If you have judgments from more than one creditor, the court can combine your debts and make an 'administration order' - saying you must make a single payment every month to be shared by all your creditors.
