Baliff walkin possesion

[brassnecked]

Should you contact the van bailiff?

 

No unless you can record the call imho, he may call if he does don't let him in, make sure there is nothing outside he can take. Even though he has a walking posession he cannot break in bring locksmiths have people arrested etc, there must be consent from the council and he must give a time and date to attend to remove. others will be able to help further, but the complaint may have to be escalated to CEO, local councillor and MP, if they continue.

 

Who e'mailed you, the council or bailiff company?

[Paulyozz]

The baliff company

[Paulyozz]

Well thanks we have had conformation from the counsel that the debt is being returned to them.

but he still has to pay balif charges to them these are yet to be confirmed he owes

a visit which included a walkin possesion order

a return visit whilst he was out and a letter through his letter box

[brassnecked]

Well thanks we have had conformation from the counsel that the debt is being returned to them.

but he still has to pay balif charges to them these are yet to be confirmed he owes

a visit which included a walkin possesion order

a return visit whilst he was out and a letter through his letter box

 

I would dispute the extra charges from any visit subsequent to council receipt of letter, others will know more, and be able to calculate what the legitimate fees owing are.

[ploddertom]

Has he sent off a request for a breakdown of the charges the Bailiff has applied?

 

PT

[Paulyozz]

No he has not is there a template or should he just send a letter?

[ploddertom]

There is a one but my copy is elsewhere at present, if you drop HW a PM she has one I believe.

 

PT

[hallowitch]

Name

Address

Bailiff Ref: Account No: 123456

Council Ref No: 435672

Date

Dear Sir,

With reference to the above accounts, please provide me with a breakdown of all fees charged and payments made for the above account

This includes:

a - the time & date of any Bailiff action that incurred a Fee.

b - The reason for the fee.

c - The name(s) of the Bailiff(s) that attended on each occasion a Fee was charged.

d - The name(s) of the Court(s) the Bailiff(s) was/were certificated at.

e - The date of the Certification.

This is not a Subject access request under the Data Protection Act S7 1998 so does not incur a fee of £10.

The National Standards for Enforcement Agents state that if a written request is made an itemised account of fees will be provided.

Please provide the information requested within 14 days of this E-mail /recorded delivery letter

Yours faithfully

Ripped off customer"