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If a person has an outstanding court order for debt ,and then he appears in court for another matter would the courts not spot that and act on it ?
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It would depend upon the nature of the debt and which courts were invoolved.
If it related to unpaid fines (or unpaid costs of a trial in a criminal court) then it might well come to the attention of any criminal court that the debtor appeared before.
However criminal courts would not be interested in civil matters (such as unpaid costs from civil courts or defaults on CCJs).
A civil court would only regard a court order for debt (made elsewhere) as relevant if it related directly to the matter before the court.
Chris
If it related to unpaid fines (or unpaid costs of a trial in a criminal court) then it might well come to the attention of any criminal court that the debtor appeared before.
However criminal courts would not be interested in civil matters (such as unpaid costs from civil courts or defaults on CCJs).
A civil court would only regard a court order for debt (made elsewhere) as relevant if it related directly to the matter before the court.
Chris
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