help with bailiffs

[John McKenna]

I quoted tomtubby quoting me linzi1uk. Sorry to confuse you.

[tonycee]

Now maybe you read this differently from me but from my perspective, if full payment cannot be obtained the Court expects the debt to be secured against the goods in order for a payment plan to be offered.

 

As you say in that thread,

 

The HMCS contract also clearly shows the Courts expect the levy of goods before a payment plan is considered. If the payment plan is not adhered to, the bailiffs are then expected to remove the goods.

 

 

So maybe you can post this up for us all to see..

 

All i see at the moment is if, if, and if..

[tonycee]

Hi Linzi...

 

Did you manage to get to the court ???

[linzi1uk]

I telephoned them explaining, and later she rang me back and said they have made an appointment for me to go to court on monday to put my case foward and in the meantime if the bailiffs come back to tell them this and they have to wait for the outcome

[tonycee]

Thats great news....

 

I really hope it works out ok for you...

 

Let us know how you get on...

[tonycee]

P.S.

 

 

Im not allowed to print what I told the last bailiff who knocked on my door.

 

Except to say, they havent been back.

 

Bring it on.

[tomtubby]

John,

 

You are correct but it must be understood that

 

1.8

Upon contact with the defaulter, the authorised employee will seek with the following to:

 

This is not an order.

 

Scale of Fees

 

I am just in the process of updating our website with the new scale of fees and will send you a copy of the fees within the next day or so. Can you remind me if I have forgotten....

[linzi1uk]

hello,

I saw the bailiffs today I was driving home and he was on my front so I just drove past, but then I changed my mind and went back to tell him to do one lol , I told him that the case has been transfered to my local magistrates and that I have to go and show them my income and expenditure, So the bailiff said "oh you will end up paying £10 a week or summat" so with that he went, Can I ask the court to have the bailif charges removed?

So fingers crossed Ill be okay

 

Thanks for all your help on here

[tonycee]

I saw the bailiffs today I was driving home and he was on my front so I just drove past, but then I changed my mind and went back to tell him to do one lol

 

Proud of ya !

 

We need to stand up to these "people"

 

I told him that the case has been transfered to my local magistrates and that I have to go and show them my income and expenditure

 

So glad my duff info didnt cause you any more distress than you must of been under already.

 

So the bailiff said "oh you will end up paying £10 a week or summat" so with that he went

 

Dont offer anymore than you can realistically afford.

 

But leaving EMPTY HANDED, is my idea of a good bailiff.

 

 

Can I ask the court to have the bailif charges removed?

 

Please do ask. We will all be interested in the outcome.

 

 

So fingers crossed Ill be okay

 

 

 

 

 

 

[John McKenna]

John,

 

You are correct but it must be understood that

 

1.8

Upon contact with the defaulter, the authorised employee will seek with the following to:

 

This is not an order.

 

 

Of course it isn't and neither is accepting part payments but that hasn't stopped you pointing out countless times that Marstons/Drakes bailiffs are breaking their contract with HMCS by refusing to accept PP's while not mentioning the flip side.

[John McKenna]

hello,

Can I ask the court to have the bailif charges removed?

 

If the Court agrees to withdraw the warrant based on your circumstances, there will be no bailiff fees.

[tomtubby]

Thank you for that info John.

 

I dont wish to argue but of course you are aware of the main clause in the contacts with Drakes (Marston's, Philips and Swift that provide that ONLY certificated bailiff's can enforce these Magistrate Court Warrants.

 

 

Over to you.....

[John McKenna]

What's that got to do with the price of bread?

 

We're talking about securing a debt against goods before part payments are accepted.....

 

 

linzi1uk,

 

I'm sorry, we've hijacked your thread.

[tonycee]

What's that got to do with the price of bread?

 

We're talking about securing a debt against goods before part payments are accepted.....

 

 

linzi1uk,

 

I'm sorry, we've hijacked your thread.

 

Im sure, no in fact, i know that she dosent mind.

 

Just your presence and continued constant irritation, is giving her the strength to fight back..

[tonycee]

Good luck for Monday linzi..

 

It would be another poke in the eye for the "enemy" as you submitted your County Court form to a Magistrates Court, and they had the decency to phone you back with an appointment..

 

Not such a "useless" form after all then..

 

Way to go girl..

[linzi1uk]

linizi1uk,

 

 

Advice from a bailiff? Pay the man!!

 

I went to court today, they were really nice with me and they asked me how much I could afford a month, so I told them £20, and they replied by saying £15 would be quite adequate, and the bailiff fees where wiped off,

So McKenna, I gotta say thanks for giving me the strength to fight back, And as for your advice Put it in your pipe and smoke it!

 

A special thanks to all you friendly and helpful people on here who helped me

 

Linzi

[tonycee]

But linzi.

 

The information was >>>>

[tonycee]

Just kidding.

 

Im really pleased for you.

[linzi1uk]

me 2

[sillygirl1]

Very pleasing result, shows that the bailiffs aren't always as powerful as they like to make out.

 

I found this site as I was harrassed by a bailiff who didn't have any paperwork and wanted to strip my flat bare' which would have been theft as I don't own the furniture!

 

Well done for finding the strength to go to court, its not as daunting as it appears sometimes.

[tonycee]

[linzi1uk]

linizi1uk,

 

TV Licensing fines are issued my the MAGISTRATES COURT, not the County Court as you said in your opening post. As such, the form tony suggested you file at the Court is useless and won't get you anywhere I'm afraid.

 

Thanks Tony, that useless form wasnt so useless after all was it , It stopped me paying bailiff fees of £220

Thanks again

[John McKenna]

The bailiff's fees are not important to me. The main thing is the Her Majesty will get her money and you've hopefully learnt that a Court fine can't be ignored. I'm sure you won't make the same mistake if you visit the Dark side again.

[linzi1uk]

The bailiff's fees are not important to me. The main thing is the Her Majesty will get her money

Who are you trying to kid lol:)

[tonycee]

Yawn McKenna Yawwwwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

 

Linzi, dont forget you still have to pay for your license as well as the fine at £15 a month.