Confiscation order back to Magistrates

[confiscation]

HI, i am new to this forum, it's a pleasure to be here, and this place looks fantastic, i have a question, and is hoping somebody can help me, i had a confiscation order, for £10,000 i have paid £8,600 so have to pay the rest, and with Mafia interest i also owe over £7,000 to the Mafia run corporate system, they have sent me a summons to go back to magistrates, i was told to pay £50 and then could only pay £25 a week, they allowed me to pay this until quite recent, and the enforcement officer dealing with this sent me a summons, but it had this on it and i really don't know what it means???

under paragraph 4 of the SI 2006/501

under paragraph 42(1) of schedule 5 of the courts act 2003

they also said i may need legal advice ??. please if somebody could help i would very much appreciate it, best regards

[lgfa92]

SI 2006/501 is the regulation regarding the collection of fine - The Fines Collection Regulations 2006. Regulation 4 allows a fines officer to issue a summons for a person to appear before the court and Para 42 of Schedule 5 to the Courts Act 2003 provides powers enabling this.

It is best not to ignore the summons.

[confiscation]

Hi LGFA92, i really appreciate you taking the time to clarify what this means, it does put my mind at rest to some degree, i wasn't sure at all what this meant, or the consequences maybe, but it seems how you have explained it that this is normal procedure, many thanks, best regards

[lgfa92]

Hi LGFA92, i really appreciate you taking the time to clarify what this means, it does put my mind at rest to some degree, i wasn't sure at all what this meant, or the consequences maybe, but it seems how you have explained it that this is normal procedure, many thanks, best regards

It's a 'normal procedure' in that they want to secure your appearance back before the Magistrate regarding payment. The reason you are suggested to obtain legal advice is that, potentially, you can be jailed for not paying the order.