"Removal Notice" about unpaid Council Tax.
If you have received such a letter threatening that a bailiff they will be coming to your home to remove your goods for arrears of council tax then you should read the following:
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"Removal Notice" about an unpaid Parking Charge Notice (PCN).
If you have received such a letter threatening that a bailiff will be coming to your home to remove your goods in connection with an outstanding parking charge notice (PCN) then you should read the following:
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BAILIFF TACTICS.....You must read !!
With many people now suffering financial difficulties as a result of the credit squeeze, it is important to recognise the tactics that some of the less reputable bailiffs and their companies are using to enable them to charge additional fees to your account.We are detailing some of the tactics below:
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1st December 2011
Has a bailiff tried to enforce an unpaid PCN against you at a new address and where all notices had been sent to a previous address?
Also, have you filed an Out of Time Statutory Declaration with the Traffic Enforcement Centre and has it been rejected? If so, please read more here: Read more....
**NEW**
The Ministry of Justice have introduced an on-line Certificated Bailiff Register allowing debtors to check whether a bailiff is certificated.
For details click here: Read more....
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By clicking below you will see details of an extremely important Judgement where the Judge confirms that it is unlawful for a bailiff to charge a fee to clamp or immobilise a vehicle. The Judge also refused to allow the bailiff to charge an "attending to remove" fee of £100 as they could produce no evidence as to how the charge had been calculated!!
This Judgement also confirms that a bailiff must allow a debtor a "reasonable period of time" to pay the debt before removing goods.
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