1. Get her to change the locks. The landlord has NO right whatsoever to show people around HER home.

2. The eviction is not legal. If he wants to evict for breach of contract, ie runninga business from the propertty when it says not to in the lease, then he will have to issue the usual legal notices via court.

You keep referring to 'entry point'. The entry point for the box junction is the box itself. Do not enter the box..... You can wait before it and block the traffic or crossing without committing any offence, but once you stop in the box (unless turning right) the offence is committed.

How long??? Usually 297mm. (A4 size).

Hope that helps........ put a smile to this.

register car as disabled it then cannot be taxed as normal.Only by presenting your dla entitlement form showing you are on full mobility will you get free tax and also once its registered as disabled you no longer have to pay the congestion charges or the fee for using dartford crossing.

starion

You would have to register with TFL in order to get exemption from congestion charge and it applies to the one vehicle that is registered. There is a fee charged for registereing, IIRC about £10.

No I cannot because it edepends on the item category, your ststus with ebay, whether you area business or private seller, whether you list when they have any offer on.

All clearly on their site. Search for 'fees' and it will all come up.

Hope that helps, big nose.

Unless you have a photocopy of the full licence they issued you, there will be a new theory and practical test for you.

A police motorcycle instructor recently turned up for his new test on his police bike! All because the incompetant DVLA scrapped his licence too.

They are a shower of sh!te and should be all sent to Afganistan top absorb bullets and mine shrapnel before it makes contact with decent hard working soldiers.

Let me guess, you don't run a business?

Rent? rates? tax? I thought it was all mine!

Did you even spare a thought to read the T&C's?

They love people like you!

This is exactly why the WORST thing you can do is exactly what you did. Keep calling them. Get things in writing. Stop using the phone and start using pen and paper again.

Colour makes no difference at all.

The OP clearly said that the nearest DVLA office is miles away.

Ok. After a lengthy conversation with the man that knows, the road is unadopted. From Hatfield Road Mosquito way and thus all the roads of Mosquito way are unadopted. Mosquito way is in the process of a section 38 adoption, but not yet.

What is the name and location of the road where you are clamped. I do not think it is a private road. I am trying very, very hard to help you but without the location there is feck all I can do to help!

I am VERY interested to know the exact location of the road. Name of road and university will do, or postcode, or town and road.

I am not paranoid either. Who said I was?

One big question which the OP hasn't answered. Has he checked with the LA to see if this is an adopted road or not? The road to me looks like part of the public highway with full lighting ect. Note the lamp post has an I.D. number on it and looks like a type used by an LA, not a private company. In any event, there is no adequate signage to make this clamping lawful. What you have done in my opinion is highly commendable.

 

Exactly what I originally thought and why I suggested that it was NOT a private road at all. As previously said also, they would be in very serious trouble if it is as I believe a public road.

Jeeez. You have too much time on your hands!

There was no second clamp. I could fit a chain to your suspension. no licence is required. It is plain and simple, criminal damage. I would cut the chain off and bet them round the fecking head with it. it would be worth 3 months inside to crack their thick skulls.

In the real world, cut the chain and bin it. Tell them to collect the clamp from you at home within 7 days by appointment. Invite the police around to prevent a breach of the peace.

End of story. Do not waste any time writing anything more than the following:

Dear XXXXXX

You have 7 days from today to make an appointment and collect yoru clamp from XXXXXXXXXXXX after which time it will be disposed of.

Yours.......

That is it! Send it recorded delivery. If they don't contact you to arrange collection then sell it for scrap. Or let me know. i will buy it and clamp them!

Looks fine to me. The work that is not the letter.

Yours,

Giddy up Yehaaa the 3rd:D

1. They absolutely cannot clamp your car on public roads.

2. If they stray onto your property to clamp, then THEY are the ones that can be arrested for trespass. You could angle grind the clamp to pieces and they could nothing more than watch from the street.

They have no claim for theft at all. They are talking clamper sh!te.

If currys pop out and leave a plasma Tv in your car for you and you drive off, that isn't theft either. These knuckle scraping f@ckwits haven't a clue what day it is, never mind what is right or wrong. I mean, lets see the funny side of all this. A clamper trying to quote the law! Give me a break.

Keep the clamp and send them a bill for its storage. £100 a day seems reasonable to me. If they collect it, ideally get it on video otherwise get them to sign for it with their name, address and signing to say 'in good condition'.

The police will not be interested in their claim of theft. In reality you could have left it where they did, in the deserted road. they should be grateful.

Cut that silly padlock off and get the chain off your car. Don't waste another second ringing those idits. Invite them in writing to sue you! I would buy tickets to that court appearance.

Get the local press involved. They love a story like that. Check with the council NOW while they are open. Is that a private or public road? I would pay good money to find out it is a public road.

In any even F@ck them. they have got right royal egg on their chops and they are whinging like a bitch.

10/10 respect to you. I LOVE it!

Yes, cut the padlock off. It is not part of the clamp and should never have been fitted even if the signs were clear - which they are not.

Make it very clear to the owner of the car that you will NOT pay for clamp removal as the clamp was illegally fitted. If they choose to pay that is up to them.

As an addition, when you enter this road or the estate, is their any sign to indicate it is a private road? I would check with the council. If it is a public road, and I strongly suspect it is, they have commiteed a serious offence.

I would keep the clamp and cut the chain off. Invite them to sue you in court. keep the photographs of the whole situation.

Their signage is completely unacceptable. Clampers seem to think they are the law and can do anything they like, falling back on the old 'it is illegal to remove it' which of course it is not unless it is a DVLA or police/traffic warden clamp.

Whatever happens, do NOT pay them.

I suspect they will contact the police to claim you have stolen the clamp. Well, no. They fitted it to your car and thus you haven't stolen anything. You are keeping it is evidence for a future court date.

A letter telling him he is evicted????? Er no. It doesn't work like that. He is a sitting tenant and whether RBS like it or not they will have to take him to court to evict. That will take around 2 months minimum, maybe a lot longer.

Why are you ringing anyone? It has nothing to do with you and they will not discus it with you either. The driver is the one that needs to sort it out.

It also has nothing to do with the police. Details were exchanged.

Get hold of the other car driver who was letting kids in. See if they saw what happened.