How to Deal With Bailiffs

[@MoneyNerd]

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[@imemine6494]

.. Iv got them coming round over a motor infringement, which I appealed three times, to which none of them were clearly read by them.. I asked to go to court to fight my case but nothing was forthcoming back?.. Thanks

[@nickpage4333]

No Bailiff company send out a letter 7 days before a visit I have dealt with these wankers they just turn up unannounced fact Rundles is one I have dealt with

[@janeturnell3459]

I heard they do not send a letter and also just walk into the back door univited how is this legal?

[@TonyKeepingItClean]

Scott hi. Great video thank you. I have a question. If the bayliff comes to your home and takes goods that don’t cover the costs, can they come back again, weeks or months later?

[@andreciobanu7720]

Can you please help me, if I live in a share house and the other tenants lets them in can they break into my room that’s closed with a key

[@gooner2000woman]

if you live with dumb friends time to move

[@alpha88.]

Hi what if you shown a council tax letter to baliffs you don't live at the address. But the still refusing to take the address of the system because the baliff visited my parents address whilst I was there.

[@myvideos9811]

if you do not have a signed contract they can not make you pay.

[@leemcgowan2050]

Good morning I paid a high court writ. In full. I dident see the high court officer I wasn’t in so I contacted him. He said I had until 5 o’clock to pay the £1883 so I rang him said could I pay £1000 now then £883 next week as I had a mortgage payment comeing out , he said no now that you told me your refusing to pay we have to add £495 pounds on , because you haven’t paid the £1883 but I said well what if I could pay the £1883 by 5 o’clock he said no because you told me you are refusing, I said I’m not refusing I’m telling you my circumstances, present. So if I do pay £1883 by 5 o’clock that doesn’t matter then. This is madness I said. Well I did pay the £1883 by 5 o’clock so it’s infare to just another £495 which I don’t have ? What shall I do

[@emmeyefive7484]

on a lighter note, do you do russell brand looky likeys, if not you could

[@MoneyNerd]

Ha, I'll take that as a compliment!

[@questioneverything382]

There have not been any 'bailiffs' since 2014 they are now called enforcement agents and high court enforcement officers. Where does it state anywhere in the act that it is mandatory to pay council tax?

[@MoneyNerd]

That's absolutely right, they're now officially called enforcement agents, but everyone still knows them as bailiffs.

[@zakvondaniken9327]

So will they leave of I ask them too? Property I mean😏

[@romjay5517]

Hi there, can you ask them for a statement of account,!the amount of money you’ve already paid in?

[@prathipkumaratputharajah7812]

Thank you

[@MoneyNerd]

You're welcome!

[@raffaellodelafressange4398]

Very informative thanks, I have a question can a bailiff seize my parents caravan park on our carpark outside as they don't have the space or should I move the caravan?

[@raffaellodelafressange4398]

Thanks for reply, just spoke to my parents it is a old caravan and not shure if they still have a receipt from previous owner would it be a problem if they don't have the receipt ?the caravan is around 12 years old 😕😕😕

[@raffaellodelafressange4398]

@@MoneyNerd I spoke to my parents they no longer have the receipt but as they got the caravan from friend they prepared to rewrite a receipt to my parents would this help? And yes their number plate is on the caravan,,, kind regards

[@spudhead1161]

If someone is living in it they can't take it and you to prove it's not yours.

[@emmeyefive7484]

what can l do when bailiffs used a trailer to climb over my locked gates and entered a private driveway while l was out~?

[@profyle766]

I got a traffic ticket sent to me stopping in a checkered box, but when i looked at the image there is a a car and a bus infront..so obviously i couldn't carry on, what are my options please as this is really ridiculous, they way its laid out..it's as if i purposely just stopped in the square. Thanks for the information.

[@profyle766]

@@MoneyNerd Thankyou, but writing to them...isnt that stepping into the territory as now I would have to sign the letter..etc. Also Marston recovery has sent me letter now talking some rubbish for a ticket where there was temporary yellow line whilst they did some works for a couple days..the line has now gone! but a smart ticket officer decided to give me a ticket. The yellow line is NO LONGER there..this happened January 2021. so now they expect me to pay £278. criminals!! Any advice please would be appreciated. 🙂

[@watsonjason1981]

bailiffs are breaking the law

[@DirectorFirst]

This is a great video mate, would you be willing to be a guest over on out podcast at @1st business rescue?

[@ef7480]

Careful everyone, the information in this vid is vague. Civil debt is not the same as court fines and court bailiffs (not saying the poster isn't aware of this by the way) No mention of tri party agreements, 'Deed of Assignment' from the credit Originator, non contract with third parties, civil debt or non mayment of fines after a court case (CCJ), EX96 form... Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 - Section 26- Police must not assist a civil 'Debt Collector' by any means... 'improper use or known improper use of police powers to the advantage of himself or to the avantage or detriment of any other person' (police constable can only be present in a civil matter to prevent breach of the peace and under common law as any person) County and Magistrates Courts Act 1984 Section 135 - Penalty for falsely claiming to act under authority of a court. Any person who- (a) Delivers or causes to be delivered to any person falsely purporting to be a copy of any summons, warrant or other process of a court, knowing it to be false, or (b) Acts to profess to act under false colour or pretence of the process or authority of a court, shall be guilty of an offence and shall for each offence be liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 7 years”... Always ask for a copy of the 'warrant' to check and contact the court for the alleged 'claim'. Administration Act 1970 Section 40 (1) makes it a Criminal Offence for a creditor or a creditor’s agent (often a ‘debt collector) to make demands (for money), which are aimed at causing alarm, distress or humiliation, because of their frequency or publicity or manner. Equally, a debt collector/bailiff will be committing an offence if they falsely imply that non-payment of the debt will lead to criminal proceedings; or the debt collector/bailiff pretends to be someone they are not e.g. a court official or court bailiff. It is also an offence to send or present to a person a document which looks like it has been sent from a court. Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 Schedule 12 Section 26 (1)- The enforcement agent/debt collector/bailiff must on request show the debtor and any person who appears to him to be in charge of the premises evidence of- (a)his identity, and (b)his authority to enter the premises. (2)The request may be made before the enforcement agent enters the premises or while he is there. Protection From Harassment Act 1997 Section 4 - Putting people in fear of violence. (1) A person whose course of conduct causes another to fear, on at least two occasions, that violence will be used against him is guilty of an offence if he knows or ought to know that his course of conduct will cause the other so to fear on each of those occasions. A 'Warrant of Control ' cannot, lawfully be produced for a CIVIL MATTER... (posessions-only after a CCJ) 5. Criminal Law Act 1977 Section 6 - Subject to the following provisions of this section, any person who, without lawful authority, uses or threatens violence for the purpose of securing entry into any premises for himself or for any other person is guilty of an offence, provided that-(a)there is someone present on those premises at the time who is opposed to the entry which the violence is intended to secure; and (b)the person using or threatening the violence knows that that is the case. Plus many others- do your own research and due diligence..

[@Madcity2213]

Could they force entry for a unpaid parking fine from a council

[@ef7480]

@@Madcity2213 - Most parking fines from council are treated as civil, rather than criminal offences and enforced as a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN). Best not to ignore though as extra costs are added by the court and it will follow you around everywhere you go and affect you in relation to credit and or legal arrangments (ie mortgages, house sales etc). Not worth the hassel.

[@Madcity2213]

@@ef7480 it was just that Jacobs have lied in the past firstly said there. wasn't an option to pay by installments then I have said the person is vulnerable and asked the council to stop the warrant so I could just pay them an stop the bailiff action o just wanted would they have been allowed to force entry as I didn't let them in nor signed a controlled goods agreement but the hassle is not worth it but I do want to complain about the company and council an tips to where I start thanks for the reply

[@supermanonsteroids2961]

Question; I've had a letter from enforcement agency but the only problem is that it's not my debt. The person who owes the debt doesn't even live at my house as he's moved few years ago. When the bailiffs comes shall I show them who's on the tenancy of the house?

[@supermanonsteroids2961]

@@MoneyNerd Thanks for the reply, I did that soon as I saw what you wrote, everything is sorted out now. Thanks again

[@MoneyNerd]

@@supermanonsteroids2961 That's great!

[@carolinewallace4162]

Are tax credit overpayments counted as hmrc debt where they can break into your home??

[@agostinomarano]

Hi Are you saying if you open the door they can walk straight in uninvited?

[@yetidodger6650]

@@MoneyNerd not if you stand infront of them they can't.

[@iandixon9604]

I am currently living back at my parents house, can the bailiffs enter it or try to remove anything???

[@iandixon9604]

@@MoneyNerd OK, thank you for replying.

[@efc137]

What rights do I have for a bus lane fine

[@spudhead1161]

Not a fine. they can't come in your home, peaceful entry only.

[@myvideos9811]

you never mentioned disable people's cars?

[@mubashirsaleem843]

Any car registered as disabled or not registered as disabled but shown valid blue badge the wont touch it if do so will loos there ea license.

[@captainmcduff]

You know the system is completely messed up when the penalty for not having enough money is being charged more money. 🙃

[@edwardmolloy708]

I'm in a wheelchair and owe over 2k in toll fee's...the original debt was £40 but with all there unreasonable charges there marking it up to £2.500...anyway I drive a mobility car which they can't touch but if they got court documents to enter my home they could take my stuff, is it possible for me to pull out the wheelchair card and they'll go away? 😏♿

[@Ukvideoclips]

Do you work for a debt collections company?

[@MoneyNerd]

Nope, I'm against them!

[@tundeanjorin5763]

Can Bailiffs reprocess a car in a private car park?

[@onexrp8510]

Park the car on your drive remove the number plate

[@rolandbishop6610]

Can they come threw a open window?

[@Adz_Win]

No they cant

[@mrpeterson1481]

One tried to climb through my kitchen window. He was greeted by my Belgian malinois. He quickly decided against it. He didn't like the fact i just laughed at him and said don't even think about coming in he will bite you. I let him see proof that the person he was looking for is no longer at this address then told him get gone.

[@spudhead1161]

No the can not.