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A bailiff from equita has called at my house saying there is a parking fine that was not paid and with their charges comes to £380. (bailiff charges of £49.47 for a visit and £172.50 levy fee)
This fine is my mothers. She no longer lives here and has not for the last 18 months. The car is on the drive but is now registered to my father.
The letter the bailiff gave me is a warrent of excacution. Can the bailiff do anything. Why wont he accept a payment plan?
The bailiff should only be dealing with your mother and it should be enough that he is told that mother no longer lives there (is she still shown on the electoral roll?).
It should also be sufficient for your father to provide proof that he owns the vehicle and has acquired it since the date of the original pcn - this should stop them seizing or clamping the vehicle.
Bailiffs from equita
from equita has called at my house saying there is a parking fine
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