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    • That isn’t actually what the Theft Act 1968 S1 actually says, BTW. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1968/60/section/1 (1)A person is guilty of theft if he dishonestly appropriates property belonging to another with the intention of permanently depriving the other of it;   The difference between what you’ve said and the Act? a) intent to permanently deprive rather than  just depriving (which is why the offence of “taking without consent” was brought in for motor vehicles, as otherwise "joyriders" could say "but I intended to give it back at the end") b) dishonesty : If I honestly believed A's pen belonged to B, and took it and gave it to B - B might be found guilty of theft but I shouldn't be. 
    • Received a call and follow on confirmation email from the police about my cabinets! They wanted to confirm that I was prepared to support police action for the matter and that I would be happy to provide a statement and attend court at a later date!!! I think that something might actually get done - it won't get my cabinets back I know that but hopefully it will put a stop to this so called courier doing this to people!
    • Around a month ago I had to send a sympathy card to a friend in GB. Logistically it made sense to buy a personalised one on eBay and get it sent straight to my mate, rather than faffing around getting it sent to me.  This mighty purchase set me back all of £3.05 (including postage costs). I was taken aback that, when it was sent, I got a tracking number.  For a flippin' three-quid card!  I had no idea that technology had moved on so much and that tracking was so easy.  The shop has feedback for 16,300 purchases so tracking must be easy & automatic. It's unlikely your case will get to court, but in cases that do this got me thinking that we need to aggressively challenge the PPCs where they have lied about the timescales of sending their rubbish and have no proof at all of posting - when it would be so easy to provide it.
    • Thanks for uploading the appeal.  It was a waste of time but well done in not outing the driver. Why have your friends paid £60 they don't owe to a cowboy private company that have no means of making them pay as they don't do court?  If they paid by card, as I presume they did, they should get on to their bank and do a chargeback immediately. We call the £70 the Unicorn Food Tax.  The law specifically states they are only allowed to charge the original £100 but the PPCs and their bezzies in their trade associations allow this made-up extra £70 so £100 becomes £170.  Unfortunately for them the law doesn't. Anyway, snotty letter time. There is an example in post 32 here you can tweak as it's the same company but a different car park   https://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/topic/463964-alliance-anpr-pcn-lease-car-appeals-refused-daymer-bay-cornwall/page/2/#comments  
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      The judge's reasoning is very useful and will certainly be helpful in any other cases relating to third-party rights where the customer has contracted with the courier company by using a broker.
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Hi CAN anybody help over two years ago my husband and i reclaimed ppi, we used à Glasgow firm who basically did nothing in thé end we did most of thé work ourselfs so m'y husband refuced to pay them, so should also say in thé end only my husband was entiltled to thé money. It to ok thé Glasgow firm over à year to notice they hâtent been paid, anyways thé took both of us to court. I agreed to pay them £65 per month, we Own £1100. After this due to personal problèmes we made thé decision to havé our house repossed, i was them adviced not to make any payments to débts as we would néed to be made bankrupt. Today i got à fone call from à friend i used to work with Telling me That à letter addressed to me had came to my old work along with à letter to my old boss Telling her to arrest of wages, i havent work there in over 7 years. Anybody know how i should deal with this?

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As you are no longer employed your former employer will simply return the Arrestment Schedule to the Sheriff Officers, I don't know your personal circumstances at present, however if you are currently working and they find out who youremployer is, they could re-serve. If they don't know they may try and arrest your bank account, this can be found through a process of netting by contacting all major banks. Anything over the ring fenced figure of £415.00 could be arrested. They cannot touch overdraft.

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Have you went through the bankruptcy proceedings yet?

 

My apologies, the way I read the post I assumed that the Bnkruptcy had not been completed. If that is not the case and BK has been concluded then no diligence can be enforced and the Sheriff Officers should be provided with the reference.

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