Hi There

Could you possibly help me with a few questions regarding Perjury/Lying Under Oath & Bankruptcy proceedings?

Last year I was awarded judgement for several thousand pounds against someone who owed me money. At that moment in time this person was bringing in an income from renting their own home (mortgaged), a full time wage and living rent free themselves.
At the variation hearing I was given a nominal monthly amount of £10.00 to be paid on a set date every month. It was a joke as this will take over 100 years to pay me back.
They were asked if they were in any mortgage arrears and they told the judge by £40.00
They were bringing in well over £1200.00 a month & assume the expenditure they gave was not wholly true.

Anyhow, I originally had taken a bank loan for this person who said they would pay the £200 monthly bank charges & clear the total amount when they were awarded financial compensation from a court hearing they were pursuing. If that failed a re mortgage or sale of property was promised to ensure I would receive my money back.

All that never happened & all money from them stopped so I started legal proceedings.

It was in September 2011 that the variation was set to just £10.00 a month from a forthwith. Since September 2011, this £10.00 has not once been paid on time. Mostly over a week late at times, where I never know if I will receive it.
I telephoned the court in January and they told me that any late payments are viewed as a default as they have not kept to the requirements of the court.

The stage I’m up to now is getting ready to attend an order of questioning with the debtor to fully find out for sure their financial circumstances.

I am sure the debtor is going to claim that as long as the money is being paid every month, she is doing the best she can. May I ask your opinion on this point please?

I have since found out that in approx June/July last year this person got another friend to act as a guarantor on a loan. This ’Mutual’ friend has also told me that as there were initial problems getting the weekly money from her so eventually a contract has been set up between solicitors.
From speaking with this other person I am aware that since August last year she has been receiving her money from this person.
That means she has certainly had money to be paying out & I don’t understand why this is being paid before mine if that makes sense.

Is it just me or is this just wrong? It does not seem right that this person got another person to take a loan from them (a long time after me). I have gained a CCJ, there has been no account of this money on any expenditure they have submitted and I am left struggling to get just £10.00 per month and theirs other person is probably getting close to £100 or more?
This person who has also loaned to them has no CCJ and at very best just a contract with solicitor.

At the order of questioning, I’m 99% certain this won’t be accounted for/mentioned. If so, am I right to think this will be perjury/lying under oath?
If so how would I broach this? There is evidence but obviously other people would have to brought into court?

Also, one last question, this person has recently said they are going bankrupt & being repossessed. If this is true, I should find out about this at the hearing right? & if someone does go bankrupt and then comes into a significant amount of money not long after (a year or so) can you still try and gain any owed money?

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Province/Country relating to question : England