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
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Help please. For the last year I have been receiving business rates demands from my local council for a property that I have never had anything to do with. I have informed them of this several times but they have now produced a lease agreement bearing a signature that looks remarkably like mine. I know I have never signed this document and was actually unemployed for most of the period for which they are claiming. I am unsure whether to inform them of my unemployment as I am worried that should this proceed to court and it is decided that the signature is mine am I leaving myself open to a fraud charge for claiming benefits? My solicitor has advised me to send a copy of my driving licence to dispute the signature but to my untrained eye the two look similar enough for me to be helping to convict myself.
Charged for rates but not my business.
that looks remarkably like mine. I know I have never signed this document and was actually unemployed for most of the period for which they are claiming. I am unsure whether to inform them of my unemployment as I am worried that should this proceed to court and it is decided that the signature is mine am I leaving myself open to a fraud charge for claiming benefits? My solicitor has advised me to send a copy of my driving licence to dispute the signature but to my untrained eye the two look similar enough for me to be helping to convict myself.
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