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Bailiff returned car, compensation?

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  • Bailiff returned car, compensation?

    Good evening

    After a two month back and forth with newlyn plc, my vehicle has been released. Long story short the debt was with my registered keeper and I am the owner, I proved my ownership the day it was seized in February but they kept rejecting my claim as apparently a registered keeper is the owner.

    eventually emailed the CEO Paul Sharpe and recieved an email back the next day saying they were right to sieze and keep the vehicle and still reject my claim however they would release the vehicle (doesn’t make sense?). I now have it back.

    my question is can I claim compensation? They had it for 66 days. I haven’t properly checked for any damage yet however I have continued to pay my insurance without access to actually drive it, have spent a lot on public transport (and taxis as I’m heavily pregnant and have a toddler, my push chair was inside the vehicle and they refused to give it back so sometimes public transport wasn’t an option as my child can’t walk far). I seem to recall reading that you can claim a daily rate for the time they wrongfully have a vehicle but can’t find it now.
    By the way this was newlyn plc.

    any ideas?
    thanks!
    Tags: bailiff, debt, newlyn

  • #2
    Any claim you make could be counterclaimed for storage of your vehicle for 66 days which could actually be more than the amount of your claim.

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    • #3
      Not if they gave incorrectly seized

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