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If a baillif has gained peacefull entry can they still come back if your in talks with the council about a payment plan.
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However, the council should have called off their lawfully appointed oafs.Comment
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Yes, and if you do not let them in they can use a locksmith, at your expense.Originally posted by notveryhappy View Post
if you are discussing a payment plan with the Council, they (the Council) should tell the bailiff to put a hold on the liability order, but the Council should not really discuss the issue with you since they instructed a bailiff to act on their behalf, they (Councils) do it all the time and then they (Councils) wonder why they get done for breach of contract.
The Black rat (Rattus rattus) is a common (hence the accusation of being Pleb) long-tailed rodent of the genus Rattus (rats) in the subfamily Murinae (murine rodents). The species originated in tropical Asia and spread through the Near East in Roman times (another thing that we ought to thanks the Romans for, besides roads, aqueducts and public toilets) before reaching Europe by the 1st century and spreading with Europeans across the world.
A mutation of the beast now comes black leather clad, riding a motorcycle that looks like a battenbergh cake on wheels.
A skilled predator, totally ruthless with it's prey, but also known to be extremely generous in doling out tickes that can provide points for motorists who want to downsize from mechanically propelled vehicles to bycicles.
It's a dirty job, but someone got to do it!
My opinions are free to anyone who wishes to make them theirs, but please be advised that my opinions might change without warning once more true facts are ascertainedComment
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Did the bailiff use any threats in order to gain entry to your home or did they claim they had to gain entry and obtain a levy in order to set up a payment plan? Strictly speaking, both tactics can come back and bite the bailiff - and local authority - on the bum.Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.Comment
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