Re: Another bailiff discussion thread.
I'll move post #1 back to the correct thread.
Another bailiff discussion thread.
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Guest repliedRe: Another bailiff discussion thread.
I appreciate what you're saying, but posts 1 and 3 here provide two different examples (or links to examples) which answer the OP's thread absolutely perfectly. I fail to understand why once again my posts have been removed from the discussion or ignored.Originally posted by Amethyst View PostThread moved from http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...ng-please-help
Further posts on the Op's thread will be moved here unless they specifically relate to the case and are written in a respectful manner. And I can smell sh*tstirring a mile off so don't do it.
Perhaps I am the invisible man in which case there's feck all point being here! :tinysmile_cry_t:
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Guest repliedRe: Another bailiff discussion thread.
Just to attempt clear this up
50(1)Proceeds from the exercise of an enforcement power must be used to pay the amount outstanding.E+W
(2)Proceeds are any of these—
(a)proceeds of sale or disposal of controlled apply to it.goods;
(b)money taken in exercise of the power, if paragraph 37(1) does not
(3)The amount outstanding is the sum of these—
(a)the amount of the debt which remains unpaid (or an amount that the creditor agrees to accept in full satisfaction of the debt);
(b)any amounts recoverable out of proceeds in accordance with regulations under paragraph 62 (costs).
Costs are
62(1)Regulations may make provision for the recovery by any person from the debtor of amounts in respect of costs of enforcement-related services.E+W
(2)The regulations may provide for recovery to be out of proceeds or otherwise.
(3)The amount recoverable under the regulations in any case is to be determined by or under the regulations.
(4)The regulations may in particular provide for the amount, if disputed, to be assessed in accordance with rules of court.
[B](5)“Enforcement-related services” means anything done under or in connection with an enforcement power, or in connection with obtaining an enforcement power, or any services used for the purposes of a provision of this Schedule or regulations
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Re: Another bailiff discussion thread.
Thread moved from http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...ng-please-help
Further posts on the Op's thread will be moved here unless they specifically relate to the case and are written in a respectful manner. And I can smell sh*tstirring a mile off so don't do it.
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Re: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
They taught me manners at my schoolOriginally posted by The Starving Taxpayer View PostMy God
Its like being back at school
Get a life FFS
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Re: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
Rightio. rudeness and insults, direct or indirect just aren't on. Couple of posts being moderated and the discussion not directly relevant to the OP's case will be moved into the Lamppost.
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Guest repliedRe: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
My GodOriginally posted by MissFM View PostST - I've reported your very rude post to admin. Your arguments lose all credence when you abuse other posters, which is a shame if you have anything to say that is worth saying.
Its like being back at school
Get a life FFS
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Re: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
ST - I've reported your very rude post to admin. Your arguments lose all credence when you abuse other posters, which is a shame if you have anything to say that is worth saying.Originally posted by The Starving TaxpayerAs and when I require the input of TT, I shall ask her myself.
I certainly do not need nor crave, the opinions of her tea boy.
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Re: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
AND that was only because the bailiff did not understand the law. There is no minimum IQ required to become a baillif, or to post on a forum :tinysmile_aha_t:Nor me-I simply told the truth-That a NOROIROA worked perfectly for me.
Starving tax payer. this is to you... please be a bit more considerate of the followingYeah the OP will probably realise who is worth listening to
1. This site in particular, people can be quite desporate for good news in debt situations, and are more likley to take in whats said, however bonkers it sounds. the OP in this thread, simply asked if the fees could be avoided. Some very cleaver and altruistic people on here have taken the time, not only to simply answer him, but to point to the relevant legislation so he can also make his own mind up. Yopu seem to be arguing with the posters, not offering your advice to the OP
2. Refairing to posters as sheeple, just because they all agree with some sound and reasoned arguments,, is just plain rude... AM NOT AGAINST A GOOD DEBATE. THATS HEALTHY... but not on other peoples threads, theres the lounge forum for off topic or discussion. start a NOROIROA'#@#~'##~ollks thread on there so everyone can have and give a view. :boink:
sorry for going off thread.
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Guest repliedRe: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
Nor me-I simply told the truth-That a NOROIROA worked perfectly for me. I didn't advise anyone else to use it yet they banned me. If I didn't know better, I'd have thought bailiffs may have had an input to that board.Originally posted by andy58 View PostNot at all , been banned form there myself in the past, never for talking nonsense though
Yeah the OP will probably realise who is worth listening to. Can't see B&S getting their £310 from this one. Speak to you on the next one Andy :tinysmile_twink_t2:
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Guest repliedRe: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
Any way I thin the OP should have got the idea about who is worth listening to and who is spouting unusable and dangerous FMOTL theories so my job here is done.
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Guest repliedRe: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
Not at all , been banned form there myself in the past, never for talking nonsense though
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Guest repliedRe: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
Banned with a B on a regular basis. I pop back & say hello to them all once in a blue moon. I remember having a run in with you on there-Nice to see you've put it behind you & moved on.
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Guest repliedRe: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
[QUOTE=The Starving Taxpayer;450357]Its Mark with a "K" if you don't mind.
Sorry it is Banned with a B though isn't it ?
Yes "pal" may well be on the GOODF forum :
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Guest repliedRe: Council tax arrears paid in full Bailiff fees outstanding... please help
No idea-I've never really given it much thought TBH.Originally posted by andy58 View PostSo he may ask for his fees without enforcing the request, a begging bowl you think
What do you think he will do? go round with a baseball bat & collect his money? Theres no provision for further payments in any case so a begging bowl might be a good shout. I'd guess he'd soon get tired after a couple of abortive (& unpaid visits)
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