Registry Trust cuts the cost of checking CCJs
by David Carter on 19 October 2011
The Registry Trust has halved the cost of checking CCJs (county count judgments). From September 28 the price of a search of a single register fell from £8 to £4. The price of checking two registers has gone down to £8 and the charge for checking all the registers fell from £30 to £10.
The registers are open to the public and maintained by the Trust. There are many reasons for searching the register but often it is in order to check on a potential tradesman or business partner. The judgment record is a strong and simple indicator of financial status and trustworthiness.
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