Phoenix bailiffs - Seized Car for 5 PCNs change of reg'd Keeper During process

[dx100uk]

You appear to be asking regarding bailiff action i will guess?

[dx100uk]

as far as i'm aware you can't just change ownership/reg'd keeper details of a vehicle to avoid the enforcement action 

 

the only way I believe you will resolve this is to pay whatever is necessary to get the vehicle back and argue the matter later.

hoping for a return of some of the funds , if applicable later.

[dx100uk]

I am interested to learn what happened to each windscreen pcn?

why they weren't dealt with at the time of issue?

 

you indicate a parking permit might be involved here ?,

was that valid at the time of each windscreen PCN?

and in who's name was it issued in?

[dx100uk]

under what grounds are you appealing?

 

[dx100uk]

the ...there are 5 pcn's??

what about the others?
 

[dx100uk]

has this nick contacted you back yet?

 

I think you have a very good case here on all 5 pcn's.

if you paid for the parking each time within say 10 mins [as you can argue you have to take xx no' of children up to your residence and that takes xx time] the pcn's should all be cancelled and all bailiff fees should be wiped and the car returned.

 

the fact that you are/weren't the owner at the time is of little importance.

 

 

 

[dx100uk]

 

it is also unlawful to change the ownership of a vehicle [or goods] to avoid enforcement action upon them.

and this was done after you had already replied to the council regarding the outstanding ticket(s).

 

be careful upon pursuing a resolution arguing this point.

 

you could have quite easily changed ownership to gain a parking permit some months previously even before getting the first windscreen ticket.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

[dx100uk]

we know it wasn't done to avoid enforcement

we understand completely.

but that doesn't take from away the fact that it happened

 

you can't appeal the pcn's on the basis that 'it was not his vehicle to levy upon'.

the law clearly states otherwise.

 

 

 

 

 

[dx100uk]

Statutory notices etc cannot be sent by email

[dx100uk]

I think this is the least of your worries.

 

you need to answer the questions asked in BA's post 21

[dx100uk]

 

they don't need a signed controlled goods agreement , these are PCN's

- At the time that the vehicle was seized,  a warrant would have already been issued against your ex partner. Most significantly, the warrant 'binds' the goods (in this case, the car). In simple terms, this means that the vehicle cannot be either sold or transferred. If it is, (which is what has happened), then the vehicle CAN be seized. 

 

there would have been a total of 15 letters from the council (Notice to Owner (NtO), Charge Certificate and Order for Recovery).

- none of those would ever be sent by email and neither from a court.

 

note sure where you are getting your info from but ………..