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.
my wife received o seat belt ticket yesterday,she is a part time courier delivering parcels in her own vehicle and was under the impression she did not have to wear her belt,it took two police men with flashing blue lights who pulled her over then ran towards her as though she had just committed armed robbery,she wasnt frightened at first because she thought they were after a real criminal.she pleaded with the officer to give her a warning as this was 2 days pay but he simply replied i could give you a caution but im doing you.(what a bastard)she was then bundled unto the back off the police car where she gave them a piece of her mind.when she returned home we noticed the officer (thick get) had wrote 21:35 on the ticket instead off 9:35.does this invalidate the ticket in any way.should we take this matter to court.also we have tried to speak to the sergeant in charge off these morons but all there is ,is a phone outside the police station which puts you through to civil servant 6 miles away in liverpool city centre who could only give us another phone number to ring and ring and ring to no avail
It is only an exemption if the distance between deliveries is less than 50m. If her attitude to the Police was the same as yours I am not surprised she got booked.
bad policing
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