Can bailiffs enter a property not belonging to the person owing the debt, with a locksmith, and remove items?
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Originally posted by Tizer1 View PostCan bailiffs enter a property not belonging to the person owing the debt, with a locksmith, and remove items?
A bit more info re the details might be helpful.CAVEAT LECTOR
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Thank you Charitynjw, basic details are: I owe some money, I do not know to who. Marston holdings have put a warrent through the door and a notice to remove goods. They want over £1000 immediately. The property they keep attending is not in my name. The tenancy is In someone else's name. Can marston holdings use a locksmith to gain entry and remove goods when this property is not in my name?
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It all depends on what this is for - the notice should give you a clue as to what it is for, if it turns out that it is for a Magistrates Court Fine then they can & will force entry if they believe you are evading them. Difficult to give any more as you have not really said what this about.
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Originally posted by Tizer1 View PostI've been trying to load an image of the paperwork on here but I can't.
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Yes that is for a magistrates Court Fine - usual suspects are TV Licence, Motoring Offence, Fare Evasion usually high as no attendance at Court and Magistrates have to assume largest fine possible can be made. If no knowledge then within 21 days of becoming aware you may be able to make a Statutory Declaration and the Magistrates can hear the hear the case again giving an opportunity to put your side of it and if circumstances allow a lower fine - the clock is ticking. HMCTS North Wales is probably run through Wrexham https://courttribunalfinder.service.gov.uk/courts/wrexham-magistrates-court-and-family-court--2
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Can they force entry when the house is not in my name, and nothing in it belongs to me?
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I've no idea what it is for. I don't have a television, I paid my speeding fine and what is fare evasion? Only thing I can think of is that it might be an unpaid electricity bill.
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Originally posted by Tizer1 View PostCan they force entry when the house is not in my name, and nothing in it belongs to me?
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I've no idea what it is for. I don't have a television, I paid my speeding fine and what is fare evasion? Only thing I can think of is that it might be an unpaid electricity bill.Last edited by Openlaw15; 8th August 2016, 15:37:PM.
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If you live no where near the originating Court arrangements can be made to have the SD done at a Court local to you. You must ask they notify Marstons to hold enforcement while this goes on. They don't know the house is not in your name but they do appear to know you live there and they can force entry, the same goes for the contents as it is for you & whoever owns them to produce proof.
If you fail to deal with this the next step will likely be an arrest warrant where you could be picked up, placed in the cells and put before the Magistrates in due course.
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Meant to say this will not be for an unpaid electric bill.
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