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Common Questions
Did
you know?
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What if you don't pay your debt
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Legally keep the bailiffs out by displaying
a
notice
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When do bailiff have a right to break into your
home "forced entry"
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A neat way to quickly get your money back - a
"Chargeback"
- A neat way to get the bailiff to pay your debt
- Stop parking fines bailiffs - just appeal the
ticket!
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If a bailiff jams his boot into your door, any
subsequent is invalid
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Bailiffs CANNOT remove goods in your
absence
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Levy abandonment revokes a bailiffs' or HCEO's
right to break into homes
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Bailiff charges for work he hasn't done, he
commits fraud
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Bailiffs cannot seize tools of your
trade
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Bailiffs cannot break open a door -but can open
one if it is unlocked
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He can climb in through a window if one is
open
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Bailiffs cannot levy on vehicles in your
absence
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Bailiffs charged £10 for a breakdown of
fees you can claim £150 damages
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A bailiff cannot SUE you for his fees
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Bailiffs cannot charge a fee to clamp your
vehicle
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Bailiff companies training bailiffs to defraud
you, the directors commit an offence
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Proving who owns a levied vehicle does not lie
with you
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Bailiffs can only charge one fee regardless the
number of warrants involved
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Bailiff damages your business reputation, you
can claim damages
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Bailiffs cannot enforce payment of council tax
against students and sharers
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You can see the warrant but you ASK for it,
otherwise the bailiff must
carry it
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Bailiffs can only execute warrants and writs at
the address on his documents
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Bailiffs cannot seize a vehicle that is on HP
or finance
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If a person pretends to be a certificated
bailiff, he may commit fraud
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Seizing computers iPads and mobiles may be
illegal
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Bailiffs cannot charge "costs" not sanctioned
by the Court
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Unlawful bailiffs fees are never statute
barred, you can reclaim them at any
time
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Bailiffs are liable for damage caused to
property even if was an accident
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Bailiff entering by force then he is there
unlawfully and...
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If you give the bailiff a good hiding, you are
NOT guilty of assault
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The bailiffs choice of remedy is not an
exclusive remedy - Debtors can choose
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An unsigned walking-possession agreement is
invalid and its "levy abandonment"
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A walking-possession agreement signed without
the debtor's knowledge is invalid
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Without a levy, an HCEo's right of entry is the
same as a common debt collector
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Do bailiffs really clear your house of
furniture?
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Bailiff says you have to prove who owns goods
in your home
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Bailiff action does not affect your credit
rating
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Bailiffs leaves a "final notice" hanging out
your letterbox without knocking
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Why bailiffs want to meet you in a public place
of your choice
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Recover a vehicle or goods with an emergency
application to court (replevin)
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There is no point in complaining to CIVEA -
they work on the side of the bailiffs
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There is no legal requirement for certificated
bailiffs to be CRB checked
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Why never use RECORDED DELIVERY when
corresponding with bailiffs
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Seeking redress: The ombudsman, or take them to
court?
Clamping and
seizure
Templates &
Procedures
Bailiff Crime
Publications
Forms used in this
guide
Miscellany
Other sources of
help
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