Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights
a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.
Have you had an insurance policy payout refused because you didn't meet some deadline for submitting a report or for failing to provide certain information on time?
Your insurer is acting unlawfully and you should challenge them.
Here is a sobering story of how the Natwest managed
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Bar steps in to legal aid void with 74 page guide for litigants in person - from the Law Society Gazette
The Bar Council has published a jargon-busting guide to help litigants in person in the wake of the legal aid cuts that came into force yesterday.
The 74-page guide, put together by
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The results will be fed through to the new Advisory Group - and hopefully they will help make a difference to the experience of others who receive visits from bailiffs.
The bailiff poll is only for those who have actually been
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I've just come across an old Insurance certificate in regards to a secured loan we had 2004-2006 . The insurance certificate states the premium was £3269.24
Apparently after a few months of working the same number of hours this is classed as an implied or verbal contract, Is this right? I am in the same situation.
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Thread Starter: brightlight76I've just come across an old Insurance certificate in regards to a secured loan we had 2004-2006 . The insurance certificate states the premium was £3269.24
Today, 10:27 by brightlight76