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    Council tax bailiff claim

    Can anyone advise me on this matter I sold a property in June 21 in January 23 I have received a demand from a bailiff via Email I have never received any letter from a council or bailiff I disputed it and they have still pursued the claim the company are now also claiming a attendance fee of £235 and they absolutely did not attend my property yesterday I received 2 text messages telling Me to return home so they can carry out a court enforcement order to remove property for the alleged attendance I have not received a court enforcement order I have not received a 7 day notice and no bailiff posted any letters how do I initiate a claim against a council and bailiff company first time post so please forgive me if I have elaborated to much regards
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    Hi Eddieobbie

    Welcome to LB

    To be honest, your post is confusing, might be lack of punctuation.

    I'm assuming it's Council Tax.

    Even so lodge a complaint with the bailiffs in writing, follow their complaints procedure.

    https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/de...take/bailiffs/

    Complain online against the Council follow their complaints procedure, provide evidence, if it isn't resolved, take your complaint to the LGO.

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