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CCJ
(redirected from County Court Judgement)

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CCJCaribbean Court of Justice
CCJCounty Court Judgement (England & Wales; registered debt in civil action)
CCJCommercial Carrier Journal
CCJConference of Chief Justices
CCJCorte Centroamericana de Justicia (Central America)
CCJCalicut, India (Airport Code)
CCJConseil Communal des Jeunes (French: Municipal Youth Council)
CCJCentre Camille Jullian (French archaeological center)
CCJCore Component Jammer
CCJCenter for Criminal Justice (various locations)
CCJConseil Consultatif de la Jeunesse (French: Youth Advisory Council)
CCJCenter for Creative Justice (Ames, IA)
CCJComputer Communications Journal
CCJCluster Computing Journal
CCJCyber Citizens for Justice
CCJCenter for Communication and Journalism (Plattsburgh State University of New York)


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The victims are told that an advertising company has applied for a County Court Judgement (CCJ) to be made against them for non-payment of an advertising bill.
AIf the creditor has not obtained a County Court Judgement against you, and you have not made payment on the debt during the last six years, and you have not written to the creditor admitting that you owe the debt during the last six years, you could write to the debt collection agency/creditor and argue that the debt is out of time or "statute barred".
Under the revised terms of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, banks would not need a County Court judgement to force someone to sell up in order to repay their debts.
 
 
 
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