MARSTONS AT IT AGAIN PART ONE

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[@garymoore7960]

I think ballifs should be made to pay for police if they need assistance.

[@gofuckyourself8061]

I think all bailiff should get a split skull.

[@DECIMUS771]

@@gofuckyourself8061 Amen.

[@stevejeffries1603]

DEFINITELY 100% Because 1 they are using them for their own ends and 2 because they are wasting police time/tax payers money.

[@JodyHales]

Now that's a bloody good idea!

[@leebradley6034]

gary moore bailiffs pay the police backhanders so they support them don’t care want anyone says

[@biffarocard6716]

I think that the scab on his head was where his soul escaped. It'll never heal.

[@insidamatrix8947]

biffa rocard sad but true

[@harryhunter9655]

that made my day

[@arronmartin6716]

Ahhh, an on point comment

[@tomwallhead6950]

My grandad had same thing. Might be skin cancer

[@8lack8erry1]

Lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooo this was the funniest comment I’ve ever seen 😫🤣🤣

[@rodsipolicethepolice]

NORTHAMPTON CC IS NOT A COURT IT IS A BULK CENTRE AND NO ONE THERE IS LEGALLY TRAINED OR QUALIFIED!!!!!!

[@peteraustin4077]

Have you seen the video too where the posh lady rings up and confronts them?

[@rodsipolicethepolice]

@@peteraustin4077 no but i do have my own phone calls to them and admitting there is no one legally trained there at all ;-)

[@gerardroscoe]

Ok aby ani give it a rest

[@rodsipolicethepolice]

@@gerardroscoe shut up you silly little prick!!!

[@widows-sun-369]

When this giurl says "he signed that ON BEHALF of THE COURT" that is FRAUD right there!

[@brentdavies800]

neck tat say no moor

[@gerardroscoe]

@Roger Allison you still at it you TIT

[@joshspencer1523]

Roger Allison Rogers got a small Willy

[@johnnosiennek7066]

"2 cops aiding and abetting a fraudulant civil act.not a criminal act.

[@hazelife7366]

Citizen: "Anyone can write on a piece of paper..." Bailiff: "No they can't..." (As he writes on a piece of paper...)

[@havok9001]

i tell him it is & also i tell the cop what he doing is fraud & if he take it then it theft then he can be arrest & charged in court to be sued

[@tashaclaire6547]

The police don't help people really do they .

[@samtaurus007]

The "police" stopped helping people a long time ago. They're not supposed to facilitate bailiffs or private debt companies either.....but they do. :)

[@colinpryor4290]

​@@samtaurus007 Plod are for hire to any company. They are the facilitators of their own doom.

[@glennshannon2668]

They will help you if you are a drug dealer because most of the cunts are customer’s

[@dhalsim-1]

The police are just hired thugs for the government and big business. The public mean nothing to them.

[@Malabus73]

He got a tattoo on his neck, he must be hard.

[@danh9920]

lol

[@eccosselion]

No that is tide mark, if not he has a bit.of a brass neck, but he is a Muppet not a hard man by any stretch of the imagination, hardmen don't go harassing women the vulnerable and the elderly, this something you somtimes step on in the dark 💩💩💩 are you getting it, I hope you are.

[@adamarzo559]

@@eccosselion Hard men don't film bailiffs doing their job making an honest living. Bailiffs wouldn't have a job if the hard men who film these videos paid their bills. Bailiffs only "harass" people who don't pay their bills. A real man doesn't keep a vehicle he has defaulted on and fight the matter. He sacks up, pays his debt and gives back what is not his. A child fights matters like these. Not a real man.

[@overakey]

@@adamarzo559 shut up you toss pot. 😂😂

[@colinkinch3445]

Tattoo could be an ex military thing a lot of ex military have unit tattoos

[@raymondswan219]

I am from Australia I’ve just read that act he has no legal rite to do what he is doing, unless he is commissioned from the courts not showing evidence he the commits and offence under section 65 of that act

[@TP-kz3ix]

You should definitely check whether hes insurance let's him use his vehicle for work purposes through his number plate .

[@gerardroscoe]

@ABV ANI Enough

[@colinmorton4218]

The bailiffs push the limits hoping your do nothing, common law says you have the right to protect your property, knock bailiff out and put it to a trail!

[@kamgunner5920]

We need to fight against this mafia style extortion!!! 100k sign a petition get it into house of commons.

[@Annabella24183]

Mps and ceos have all been sent affidavids that laws and statuats are null and void because they're a corporation . But they still send them knocking and stealing

[@Jayen4]

Oh I'm afraid that if I'd caught him clamping my car , his next port of call would have been the hospital / morgue !! ..... I've had it with all of these arrogant tyrants ! Time to get SERIOUS people !

[@leahrockstar]

Bailiff wasting everyones time while he's playing games on his iPad, basically he's hiding behind it, it's a psychological tactic they all use to distance themselves from the trouble they bring

[@insidamatrix8947]

Very true

[@ernestmiddleton4764]

This bailiff gives the impression that he really enjoys what he does?

[@vikingfrog7204]

Should of sat in the car, then subsequently sold it to a family member for £1. They couldn't of done a damn thing

[@angelajackson7560]

Wish this was true but I think not. It is my belief u would have had to sell it before the baliffs completed their paperwork(altered the registered keeper details) and I think you would have to sell for a reasonable amount.

[@insidamatrix8947]

He came back in the afternoon and removed the clamp, not seen him since, the car was not worth taking

[@mrdgee9428]

You absolutely can sit in the car and you can sell it at any point. Its your property. If it was the bailiffs they wouldn't need to clamp it.

[@bond0666]

You can make a sales receipt to a family member,and keep it registered under your name. It been registered under your name doesn't mean you are legal owner, example car finance.

[@wolvoman1]

No point going on about the bailiff being illegally parked, the cop car is parked in the same way

[@mrcoolsdream1]

Sit in your car, they can't take it if your in it.

[@parkamark]

Physically move it onto private property. Then they can't take it at all as it would be trespass.

[@angelajackson7560]

I use to think this but on tv the other week a man did this in Manchester and they towed it away with him in. They said the police gave permission.

[@kieranarcher3601]

Haha 😆 u being serious? That would be a very very serious health and safety issue, I really don’t think that happened

[@mrdgee9428]

The police absolutely will not authorised someone to tow a car away with a living being in it. They would open for all sorts of liable action. Sit in the car and they can't do a thing about it.

[@vincitveritas3872]

Having no people skills doesn't help these bailiffs

[@johnwalsh9210]

he has parked two wheels up on the pavement..

[@tashaclaire6547]

Omg the baliffts out of order and they bully people lie and try and intimidated.

[@insidamatrix8947]

Tasha Claire I’d only been on bail for 3 days, it was a weak case , it’s was an attempt at remand, never worked!

[@tashaclaire6547]

@@insidamatrix8947 sending hugs to u Hun xoxox stay strong

[@edwardmolloy708]

I would hate bailiffs if I worked for police, ringing them every 5 minutes because there unable to do there job

[@philgregory9401]

Should have offered some local youths a bit of pocket money to deal with the poorly parked vehicle

[@wolvoman1]

How much would you pay?

[@davidwaterhouse7490]

How funny is this,,, no get down and deal with the the person who’s breaking the law at that moment... the police are wrong 300% fact...

[@AnytingGoes]

He's a pleasant one isnt he, plus acting incorrectly. His friends and family will see this one day.

[@jaypollard1091]

Just put his number off that sticker on here and everyone phone it. Some other guy did that in a video i see. Priceless

[@dingdongsanderbob5413]

changed his number

[@dingdongsanderbob5413]

it was in the video

[@chrisrainbow2393]

Check this fraudsters car reg to see whether its insured for work purposes . chances are it isnt and that is an offence and needs to be reported. He obviously enjoys home visits and when you report him, he will have one.

[@gerardroscoe]

Chris tell me how to check what kind of insurance he has on his car?

[@chrisrainbow2393]

@@gerardroscoe just report that you suspect he hasnt, the police will soon check it out, i bet.

[@gerardroscoe]

Chris who;s side are the police on not ours m8

[@chrisrainbow2393]

@@gerardroscoe No one knows that more than me mate, no wonder public offer the pigs no respect

[@jasonisourhero]

The debt was only £166 … it went up to £550 because of the debt collector charges etc wow,

[@insidamatrix8947]

Mode7 nice work if you can get it, he never got it

[@Pete-qo7bv]

Northampton County Court...you mean Northampton ProcessingCentre? The place where the typing pool produces the warrants daily. They are never seen by a judge of any description!!!

[@colinmorton4218]

Need to get the bailiff into a proper court of Law

[@mrechelon7051]

The copper admits it is civil law not criminal law. He won't ticket the illegal parking right in front of them! What point are the police nowadays? Ffs

[@rappidog]

in an ideal world,, he'd be phoning for an ambulance not the pigs,,,

[@bluebottle1617]

@Fred Zappa And his dentist after being given a smack in the mouth.

[@insidamatrix8947]

Fred Zappa he came back in the afternoon and took the clamp off, your right about the car, I scraped it a couple of months later, he thought it would be easy money

[@allanducky]

If you park your car in the same position as the Marston's man, without a doubt the police would have you for blocking the pavement. The bailiffs and police are a happy family, so you waste your time asking the police for any assistance.

[@hurleyflyer263]

So two Political robots, saying an illegally parked car is nothing to do with them. Dereliction of duty, or malfeasance in office is an offence, is it not ? Considering they are there, to make sure there is no breach of peace the man cop has plenty to say about what's happening.

[@elliottpeters2996]

I wouldn't worry. If the car is genuinely only worth a couple of hundred quid they will never remove it. All they want is cash. Removing worthless goods and selling at auction for less than the removal costs is not in their business interests.

[@bluebottle1617]

@Elliott Peters There was a time the civil enforcement industry did that simply to garner fees. That changed in 2014. And, you're right, they won't remove low-value goods because of it being too much hassle.

[@andymeadows2768]

But the bailiff is breaking the law by being half on the pavement send your photos to the council by email & they will fine him

[@gerryburns9090]

when the cops turn up show them the video of him parked illegally, see if they have the balls to fine him

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

As well as blocking the pavement, he is illegally parked on a single yellow line.

[@chrisrainbow2393]

Whats this silly bint of a copper doing, getting involved with a Civil issue ? This isnt criminal and you must quote section 26 Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 1, a police constable listed ( 3) commits an offence if he or she .... a, exercises the powers and privieges of a constable improperly and... b, knows or ought to know that the exercise is improper. 2, a police constable guilty of an offence under this section is liable on conviction on indictment , to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 14 years or a fine or both. There is a lot more and you have the whole thing on vis, so use it as they would you. We are all equal under law and your Compo will pay the debt.

[@bluebottle1617]

@Chris Rainbow You've raised an interesting question about Section 26, Criminal Justice & Courts Act 2015 and how it applies in practice. I'm a former policeman and now do civil law as well. You're absolutely right - the plod should not be getting involved in a purely civil matter. However, anything involving Certificated Enforcement Agents can quickly change from civil to criminal. I have come across cases involving parking tickets where it has become clearly evident the previous owner of a vehicle has not registered the vehicle or has run up tickets and sold the vehicle. What then happens is either the new owner is blamed or something called data cleansing creeps in whereby the previous owner is not traced, so the debtor details are changed to the new owner's without the court being informed or authorising the change of debtor details. As well as being a breach of data protection laws, it is also fraud by false representation and, possibly, forgery or using a false instrument with intent to deceive or defraud also. I would say if this was explained to a plod and they failed to act, then Section 26, Criminal Justice & Courts Act 2015 may well apply.

[@chrisrainbow2393]

@@bluebottle1617 Thats a great reply, thank you so much.

[@bluenose4903]

The coppers don't have a clue The bailiff does not have a clue The defendant doesn't have a clue either 😂😂😂

[@Q-ey2jk]

Why are you knocking at your door when we supposed to be in quarantine

[@johningram9017]

He clearly says it is 2018 in the video try listening properly .

[@freddyflint3889]

So plod says if he's got a signed warrant hahaha

[@barrymcguinness6360]

Still by law every warrant has to be signed by a judge for it to be an active warrant. And the tribunals and enforcements act 2007 is an old act not law. And since 2007 the act has changed and been edited so it’s a 2018 act now and states that a judge has to sign any warrants that are to be distributed out and if it’s not signed and it’s sent out then the person/persons trying to enforce it are breaking the law. So it’s classed as void until it’s actually signed by a judge otherwise it’s inactive. And statistically by law when they slap on a sticker on the vehicle it is classed as criminal damage but for some reason it’s not taken seriously.

[@brabus106]

False. A copy of the warrant along with a judge signed Certification is sufficient now. And not criminal damage either as they're doing it under that legislation...

[@richardroberson7971]

It's called forgery.

[@insidamatrix8947]

Precisely

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

Making a complaint about a bailiffs fitness to hold a certificate Making a formal complaint about a bailiffs fitness to hold an enforcement certificate is free, and you don't have to go to court, but it is useful if you do attend to support your complaint. The procedure to make a formal complaint to court about a bailiffs fitness to hold a certificate is prescribed in Regulation 9 of the Certification of Enforcement Agents Regulations 2014. The procedures for making a complaint are laid down in Civil Procedure Rule 84.20. The complaint form is called Form EAC2 downloaded from the HM Court Service website Any complaint made to court about a persons fitness to hold a certificate must be carefully planned, drafted and, where possible, supported by evidence.

[@deanb679]

That ringtone though.... hard man hahahaha

[@myvideos9811]

AND THEY WONDER WHY WE RIOT. ALL POLICE SHOULD HAVE TO TAKE AN EXAM ON THE DIFFERENT LAWS STATUTE LAW AND OUR GOD GIVEN RIGHTS TRUE LAW. ALSO BLACKS LAW

[@HarvH]

Nasty piece of work that guy

[@duckdad7002]

Omg a phone box and a red one haven't seen them in years

[@vikingfrog7204]

Silly buggar has dropped Nutella on his head..

[@tracyniemeyer8691]

They think they are a law unto themselves. Makes my piss twitch

[@staceylou5826]

“No there’s a vehicle on the ticker” made me laugh 😂😂

[@TheBrataccas]

I heard that too

[@TheDozytart]

Me too!. I thought at first I'd heard it wrong. 🤪🤣🤪

[@newt7705]

Oh my poor England,all together now land of hope and glory mother of the free ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@colinmorton4218]

Accidentally mark his car! with push chair

[@andyscouse4090]

And here we go again with the Officer not Constable upholding the Fraud, Everything you said was spot on. We have always known the lawful law past down since 1215 and 1688. The police are not the same as Sir Robert Peel 1829 would ever have Envisioned.

[@willgoodfellow]

What's the difference between an officer and a constable?

[@johningram9017]

Next time get his vehicle number , most of the time these knobs use their own private vehicles not insured for business use .

[@keithdavies150]

I'D LOVE TO SEE SOMEONE WITH A DOUBLE STROLLER GET PAST THAT OBVIOUS OBSTRUCTION ESPECIALLY WITH THAT DOOR OPEN and did not that female bod say that she could move him on if he was causing a complete obstruction???????

[@farouksadi6964]

parked on the pavement in front of the plods and they say nothing they can do

[@alanpatey7833]

Neither party appears to be well endowed with a reasonable IQ. Daft.

[@vinto34]

This bailiff is a proper weasel. Thinks he's gangster with his hard man tats.

[@insidamatrix8947]

Yep, probably got them especially for his job

[@normangillespie6308]

Bloody rotten police sticking up for the scum rather than up holding the law and for the people.. Makes my blood boil

[@michaelburke3937]

Northampton court is a bulk centre with no magistrates or judges this is used by council's to sign there own warrants there are three offences he has broken 1 section 244 high way code should not park on pavement unless it is permitted 2 parked on yellow line this is enforced by the council by F P N 3 Highways Act 1835 section 72 it is an offence to drive on the pavement UK wide this is for the police to enforce which in this part the enforce the Highways Act 1835 section 72

[@sittingatthedockofthebay4808]

Should the police not turn up and help fight on behalf the member of public ?

[@insidamatrix8947]

Mr Swinners yes they should but they’ve been brainwashed by their system

[@chrisrainbow2393]

Get inside the vehicle. Under Elf and Safety Laws, the vehicle cannot be moved wit a person inside and as being in debt is not a crime and is only civil, Police cant get involved so stay there for as long as it takes and do it in shifts with another. If they want to take the piss, so can you and anyway, Bill of Rights 1689 plainly says that the only person that can claim from you is the original creditor, making this idiot a Third Party Interloper and demanding money with Menaces, Blackmail,presenting paperwork that is false, failure to provide ID upon request , Fraud etc are all very serious criminal acts, far worse than debt.

[@doveronefoxtrot4417]

The trouble is Chris they will arrest you for obstruction.

[@chrisrainbow2393]

@@doveronefoxtrot4417 They didnt with me as its civil and not criminal.

[@chrisrainbow2393]

@@jamesbyford7614 I was reffering to DEBT. It isnt a crime to be in debt and should bailiffs turn up without the correct, unsigned paperwork, see section 40 ( 1 ) ( d ) administration of justice act 1970 using a fake warrant of control. Consumer credit act 1974 contract must be shown Para 26 schedule 12 Tribunals , courts and enforcements act 2007, Baliff must show a warrant on demand. Police will only attend to prevent a breach of peace and unless you create one, will only observe and you are well within your rights to get into the vehicle. See also Bill of Rights 1689 which tells us that the only person that can demand monies from another is the original creditor, making these so called " bailiffs " third party interlopers , ie FRAUD, itself a criminal act. These T&Cs you mention..... Are they Court de jure or Court de facto ? Where is the signature ? To whom was it signed ( it wont have been to the bailiffs ) ? Where is the paperwork and signature of said T&CS ( see above consumer credit act 1974 ) I dont see an impending prison sentence, do you ?

[@chrisrainbow2393]

@@jamesbyford7614 i see you are quoting laws that are a cross between court de jure and court de facto and as you will know they cant be both so can you qualify which courts you are meaning and under which law they represent please ? Please see Freeman of Gloucester court and Bailiff gets owned in Merseyside, both on YT, thats my evidence, lets see yours.

[@chrisrainbow2393]

@@jamesbyford7614 But you havent answered my question and there is a valid reason why i an asking. Are we talking Court de Jure or Court de Facto and have you viewed my evidence ? It shouldnt be difficult for you to answer should it ?

[@clivehathaway8121]

Is he playing Candy Crush ? He's been on that tablet ages

[@dbrown51967]

he should do what a mate of mine did in a similar situation, remove the unclamped wheels smash all windows and lights, dent every panel with a sledgehammer, slash the seats and do plenty of damage under the bonnet this renders the car worthless. as the bailiffs now own it i wonder what they would hope to gain from taking it, they put a notice on it so they are now responsible for it.

[@garymoore7960]

It's so easy to cut off the clamp if not removed that day then chain it to nearest thing and then charge for removal.

[@insidamatrix8947]

gary moore was removed later that afternoon, haven’t been back since

[@Jayen4]

@@insidamatrix8947 I hope you cut it off and threw it in the scrap !??

[@lisabarnett5995]

This bailiff is full of crap. How can he enforce an unsigned warrant . Isn't he supposed to check who owns the vehicle before he takes it. It could be on HP . This bailiff is an obnoxious prick 🙄 it would be illegal to clamp my car it belongs to motability and is in my sons name. 😅😅

[@knottybogeye6387]

Demand to see the original warrant signed in wet ink by a judge, for civil matters 0nly, if bailiff refuses to produce it ignore him that is fraud. Northampton bulking center is a bulking center, where no one there is legally qualified to sign any warrant. Police by law cannot assist a bailiff company for a civil matter.

[@sickofstupidppl6969]

This makes me so sad. Hugs from the US.

[@bond0666]

Every time marstons phone me,I give them the most abuse. It never goes any further.

[@halldorhalldorsson3986]

"Ignorance is not an excuse"; except when police is helping to make warrantless hijackings!

[@tommydavies5353]

That fucking neck tattoo

[@catherinethackray538]

What hope do we have with no love for your fellow man

[@kooper1683]

I'm certainly not siding with the bailiffs but we live in the age of the Internet, the warrants they have with them are computer copies. The "wet"/signed warrant is with the courts. That said, bailiffs should be charged for using the Police to assist them, Police are public funded and should not be used by private companies as their personal security/enforcers

[@bunkerboy-hf4xh]

If a car crashes into him now. Is he liable? Yes. Why no ticket to say he's causing the risk of death by parking in dangerous place. If car has a baby that dies he will get of with going on a nice holiday and getting time off for stress. Good man or what?

[@colinpryor4290]

Aaahh, the famous Non-Court at Northampton. Responsible for sole-handedly bringing English Law into disrepute since 2009.

[@flizzy4645]

19:02 looool what kind of ring tune is that

[@insidamatrix8947]

A loonie tune

[@chadwilsona9]

those clamps make the best coffee tables going 🙌😁

[@huyiii2435]

That very same act the bailiff quoeted the tribunal courts and enforcement act. Well see section 26 of that very same act says they must show the authority when asked,if not then bailiff must leave and this becomes null and void.

[@willgoodfellow]

It's Section 26 of Schedule 12 of the Tribunal Courts and Enforcement Act 2007. The enforcement agent must show identity and authority to enter premises to the debtor and any person who appears to him to be in charge of the premises when requested so an ID badge and a warrant of control in this case.

[@paulharris3350]

The warrant should be signed by a judge in red ink

[@paulfisher7911]

iv always wrote letters well i did for 1st 3yrs but now i just do return to sender its so much easier and iv had no ccj or court orders

[@blackflagpirate3444]

An official court warrant will have the court crest on it,also a case number top left.And signed by a judge.If these things are not in place it’s not a official and not enforceable.Get a grinder with a cutting discs in it.And cut it off 👍

[@francisstuart7369]

Bailiffs are lower than a snakes belly in a tractor rut

[@garyhuart7042]

They could limbo dance under a snakes belly in a tractor rut with a top hat on

[@Steven-ie3ee]

Police came to facilitate the removal of that car, getting street names, allowing him to park illegally, backing up what the private company says while dismissing the person who owns car with things like “that’s not my area of expertise” and “I understand what your saying but that’s between you & the claimants”…. Police don’t know what their actual job is

[@paulharris3350]

The warrants come from Northampton bulking center phone up you're criminal court megistrate court and ask them if there are any warrants against you which there won't be the warrant should be signed by a judge in wet ink and a signature

[@taralclarke2269]

That tattoo on his neck, how professional looking.

[@jamesshaw4272]

how judgemental

[@colinpryor4290]

How Pub Doorman looking.

[@jakemuss3805]

well thers's 30 mins i will never get back

[@myhoose90]

I'm no fan of the police but they must get tired of dealing with jobsworths like him phoning them for this type of thing

[@farouksadi6964]

THE POLICE ARE WRONG STANDING BY THE CROOKS

[@martynroberts1974]

Criminal damage for a piece of sticky back paper lmfao

[@NoodlesTBograt]

So Marstons can park wherever they like? And the "policewoman" trundles off to get him the name of the road??????

[@johningram9017]

Copper totally ignores the fact the guy is parked totally illegal blocking a public footpath and on a yellow line , diabolical.

[@zx6mick]

All man All woman Go claim your life. Common law courts.

[@samuelclark6949]

You should of got a clamp on his car.

[@sharronlister7522]

so according to these officers, i can download a free warrant of controls file online, enter someones details and just take their goods? as no judge needs to approve it?

[@andymeadows2768]

If you paid your bills he would not be in a job & he would not be there

[@insidamatrix8947]

That's true although it's for parking tickets not bills

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

He has to show his certified certificate signed in wet ink by a judge na d hand you a copy of the warrant.. see the following: www.nationalbailiffadvice.uk Bailiffs have clamped your car You may be a victim of an ANPR drive-by clamping event. Your options are: The debt is someone else's, make an Interpleader Claim If the vehicle is on finance, HP or leased, apply for an emergency injunction If you didn't know about the traffic penalty, appeal the penalty which suspends the enforcement If you moved recently, and the address on the warrant is wrong, apply for a detailed assessment hearing and suspend the enforcement If money has already been taken, do a fee recovery and a claim for damages If the vehicle is clamped on private land that is not where you live or trade, apply for an emergency injunction. Cutting off the wheel-clamp Deploy Pay & Reclaim See if the debt, or the enforcement is unlawful See whether you have grounds to stop the action Let the bailiff take the vehicle, then deploy pay & reclaim at the compound and claim damages Let the bailiff take the vehicle and send the V5 to DVLA the vehicle has been scrapped Check thoroughly, the clamp is actually secured to the wheel. Some clamps can be removed by unravelling the chain from the wheel without damaging it, or picking the lock. If the clamp is not secured, the vehicle is not immobilised. The law clearly states the bailiff must "secure the goods" to take control of them. Paragraph 13(1)(a) and (b) Of Schedule 12 of the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007. Resting a piece of metal against the wheel is not securing the goods. If the vehicle on a highway, the bailiff WILL call a truck and remove it within 2 hours. If you are not sure whether your vehicle is on a highway, see this definition of a highway Make a comprehensive video and photographs to record the vehicle's condition. It WILL get damaged if the vehicle is removed to a compound which the bailiff is liable, but you must prove the damage took place after the bailiff took control of it. Bailiffs always try to wriggle out of a claim. Bailiffs wear body-worn cameras, so their evidence must match yours when proving the time of the damage, otherwise the bailiff's defence fails. You may be an innocent victim of an ANPR drive-by clamping.

[@dhalsim-1]

Mr Vauxhall Insignia - V065 EFY - should be charged for putting other road users in danger

[@Rasta.]

It's simple until the judge signs it and it's not a valid document.

[@user-ot1dv6ri4f]

Single yellow lines mean no waiting or parking during the times shown on nearby signs, what do the signs say? are there any?

[@user-ot1dv6ri4f]

ah yeah he's parking on the pavement as well

[@user-ot1dv6ri4f]

the police are right and i suspect that the marston's guy knew they would vindicate him in this youtube upload hence his decision to get them into the situation. this isn't the way to deal with this sort of thing and honestly i find it ironic that this man is trying to be smart about civil law with his clause about a judge signature, yet was too ignorant to appeal it in court and just binned any prior correspondance, opting instead to come out with a camera phone and a 'fact' he probably read on the internet.