Judgment creditor onto his fourth writ of control!

[CPR88]

My Judgment creditor has been handed back their case by Marstons twice now as no goods or assets could be recovered, the second time this happened they did away with Marstons services. The main issues being that welfare was highlighted and Marstons had to work within the law on that. How can he threaten further bailiff action and apply to the court for a further writ of control if this was the case previously with Marstons? Any other debt collector would have to work within the same laws and under the TCG Act and behave accordingly!

[JK2054]

not true sadly. bailiff companiues have different rules and thresholds for welfare. The most brute force onces do the bare minimum and arguably bend the rules.

he may well go to another company, probably a more "brute force" style.

Marstons are terrible for enforcement though, and do the bare minimum for creditors. They make pathetic efforts at best.

[CPR88]

Understood, but I would still be arguing under the Equality and Diversity Act 2010 that any other firms activities are illegal. Given the circumstances of disability and third parties involved etc Agents are still answerable to the courts in their activities and work under licensed conditions!

[atticus]

Maybe your creditor believes that persistence will pay its rewards, in the same way that you appear determined not to pay.

[JK2054]

Understood, but I would still be arguing under the Equality and Diversity Act 2010 that any other firms activities are illegal. Given the circumstances of disability and third parties involved etc Agents are still answerable to the courts in their activities and work under licensed conditions!

no they are entitled to do so they have a high court writ