Dispute regarding the firm called: Tenon Group

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stevieg

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Post by stevieg » Thu Jan 14, 2010 7:44 pm
Dispute regarding the firm called:
Tenon Group

Background:
My IVA variation order was never oficially agreed between Tenon and court i was just told to pay the variation amount wich was l£180 instead of the £320 i was paying for 2-3 years , paid the £180 as advised by Tenon when my circumstances changed ( job , home etc ) months later i learn my IVA was in deficit as my variation had never been officially agreed even though all documentation etc was supplied to Tennon . Then Tennon opted to take me to Bankrupty wich i diagreed with by sending form 6-19 to Court and Tenon's solicitors . They are now supposed to be agreing a new variation order and i have supplied all information about 40 days ago and have had no response despite various efforts to contact by phone and email.

Nature of dispute:
Also can i ask for a break down of all charges as they have barely contacted me in the 3-4 years i have had my IVA with them but the fee as per the annual reprt is over £10000 wich is nearly as much as i have paid into my IVA ?

Dates of relevance:

lat contact by me 3-1-2010
Contact names:
Hayley Devenport Tenon Group Plc
 
 

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Post by MelanieGiles » Thu Jan 14, 2010 8:05 pm
Hi there and welcome to the forum

What a strange set of circumstances. Are you saying that your IP allowed you to amke reduced payments for nearly 3 years without getting creditor agreement to this, and then decided to make you bankrupt on the back of the arrears?

If this is the case, then you can ask for a breakdown of their charges quite legitimately. They have a legal requirement to communicate with you at least once per year, when they need to send you a copy of their annual report to your creditors. Are you also saying that you have not received one of these for over three years either?

I suggest that you raise these issues directly with the insolvency practitioner who is acting for you, to give him/her the opportunity to explain the situation from their point of view. Once you have the benefit of this information, you can then decide what to do.
Regards, Melanie Giles, Insolvency Practitioner
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