Mrs

[dogged]

Equita have been sending letters to my address every week since the beginning of this year addressed to my daughter, who left here in 1994. It appears that she did not register her car in her married name to it appears that she has been traced here for a parking fine. I send the lertters back to sender. In April a warrant was pushed through the letterbox saying that the bailiff would return and enter my premises and impound my car. I rang his mobile no, which was on the warrant, but found him not willing to listen to what I was saying and he became rude, shouting and said that I must know my daughter(?), whatever that meant. So I finished the conversation and wrote to Equita telling them that my daughter was living in the London area. However the letters kept coming every week and every week I send them back. When I returned from holiday three weeks ago another warrant had been pushed through my letterbox stating that the bailiff (C Hollingworth) would return to remove my property and impound my car. This time I emailed Hounslow County Council, attaching a copy of the previous letter to Equita. I received an acknowledgment but not a reply to this. My daughter says that this has been sorted, but I feel that the problem is not mine. I feel hat Equita may visit here when I'm not in and take my possesions to pay for her debt and they must be wasting time and resources coming here when they've been told repeatedly that she has not lived here since 1994.

[Sapphire]

Re: Mrs

I have flagged this up for some help from our Bailiff specialist.

Personally I'd write to the DVLA giving the car reg no. and tell them your daughters new name and address too, so that in future people know where to find her.

[Amy]

Re: Mrs

Send this to Equita and copy in your council:-

Dear Sir/Madam
TAKE NOTICE


That any visit to the above property post (add date of this letter) by yourselves, your agents, or those otherwise acting on your behalf or upon your instructions, stating either verbally or in writing an intention, unlawfully or by force, or guile (and other than by express invitation) to enter these premises and remove property, will result in the arrest of the agent/person concerned for attempted burglary. Steal shall mean any removal or attempted removal, or intention to remove, any property in which you have no lawful Title or Property therein.

I reserve the right to produce a copy of this Notice to the Court in future proceedings.

Yours faithfully


cc. ******** Council

You need to write formerly to your council and tell them that this is harassment and will not stand. Tell them your daughter does not live with you, therefore, nothing in the house belongs to her and only the goods of the debtor can be seized. You are also not obliged to provide her details.

[dogged]

Re: Mrs

Many thanks for the reply, which I shall certainly take on board, and I'm grateful for the advice. Good idea Sapphire informing DVLA but I think she has done that herself now as she's just got a new car as the old wreck finally packed up, hopefully anyway. She may have been included on her husband's registration in the past before her marriage break-up.