Arrears after House Repossession — Help!!?

Question by Eli R: Arrears after House Repossession — Help!!?
My house was repossessed some time ago, but a solicitor’s company is now demanding money from me because the house was sold for a much lower value than what i originally bought it for.
Should there be any obligation on me to pay the difference since I didn’t sell the house.

In my opinion it’s illegal to damand money from someone whose house has been taken away with a court order.

Please advise me..

Best answer:

Answer by catwoman1314
They are legally able to ask

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Best answer:

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