Is it illegal for council to refuse payment of council tax?

[dx100uk]

to put it blunt..sadly you are mistaken.

 

at what stage are you at with the bailiffs this is they key to how much and what you owe.

 

things since 10-12yrs ago have dramatically changed and the ole game of adding tonnes of fees cant happen now.

 

they can only charge £75 for NOE then if you don't pay can attend and charge an additional £235..thats it!

unless you've let hem in. which I suspect your past dealing have put you wise too already and you haven't:wink:

 

it also worthy to note that even if you resolve paying the council direct, the fees will be fwded by the council.

[dx100uk]

fmotl twaddle not here..no such 'law'

 

dx

[dx100uk]

yes but sadly its not relevant and has be superseded..

 

anyway good luck.

[dx100uk]

well it doesn't matter even if it was..whatever you are relating to seeing is irrelevant.

 

not sure why you are so hung up on it.

 

you are stuck with paying the fees no matter who you eventually have to pay.

[dx100uk]

well you've got to accept that 99% of people that follow your thinking and say nothing about bailiffs please are exactly looking to not paid fees.

I think even you have spotted that one in your travels.

 

p'haps if you'd said that in the beginning we all wouldn't have wasted 12 posts on it.

 

so now we know we are not actually wasting our time.

p'haps a database search here might reveal your answer.

 

i'll be able to sniff around later for you.

at present i'm out doing radio range checks for the local coastguard as twinter is a comin and a few of the aerials are getting old and I need to ID the ones that need servicing

[dx100uk]

so sorted then..well done.

 

for want of ref...FmoTl is Freeman of the land or Sovereign Citizen stuff..

 

which, if you were on one of those sites without realising it, is most probably where you read it.

some of them are quite cleverly disguised now.