I had a tv licence fine for £250 i paid half and agreed to pay the other half the next month. I was late so i got a letter posted through the door of marsdons saying i now owe them £415 i have paid the outstanding fine off so what happens with the bailiff costs now???
advice needed please....
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I'm still confused by the figures - I was looking for a £300 difference between what you had paid and what they are asking for. Once the fine passes for enforcement they can charge £85, the on attendance they can charge a one off £215.00 - a total of £300.00
The advice of this site is to pay this - the link tells you what to do if you can't. As there is a difference of £10 in your case, you could ask for a breakdown of fees. Alternatively, pay £10 less and say you believe that is all they are entitled to have charged.
http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...s-Courts-Fines
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Re: advice needed please....
Originally posted by ploddertom View PostDid you receive a Further Steps Notice from the Court - a legal requirement - asking you bring your account up to date? Have you actually had a visit from a Bailiff or just a letter received via Royal Mail?
Apologies OP for my assumptions!
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http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...s-Courts-Fines
Here's the link to Magistrates' Court Fines again. Under 'About Distress Warrants' you'll see about the Further Steps Notice - it should be (but often isn't) sent from the court.
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Unless they have attended, they are only entitled to charge £85. This is from HMCTS themselves. It sounds like Marstons have been getting the ghosts of the Brothers Grimm to do their book-keeping again.Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.
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Originally posted by bluebottle View PostUnless they have attended, they are only entitled to charge £85. This is from HMCST themselves. It sounds like Marstons have been getting the ghosts of the Brothers Grimm to do their book-keeping again.
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Re: advice needed please....
With Magistrates Courts fines, the fees are -
Admin Fee: £75 or £85 (depending on the local MCC) Can only be charged once.
Attendance Fee: £215 or £225 (depending on the local MCC) Can only be charged once and only if they actually attend to levy.
Other Fees: Costs of execution. In other words, they have to gain entry and actually seize goods and then sell them. If not, the Admin and Attendance Fees only apply.
The Further Steps Notice is a legal requirement under Rule 52.2, Criminal Procedures Rules 2011. Instruction of bailiffs may not be proceeded with until this has been sent to the fine defaulter and they have been given the opportunity to bring their fine account up to date.Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.
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Re: advice needed please....
Originally posted by bluebottle View PostWith Magistrates Courts fines, the fees are -
Admin Fee: £75 or £85 (depending on the local MCC) Can only be charged once.
Attendance Fee: £215 or £225 (depending on the local MCC) Can only be charged once and only if they actually attend to levy.
Other Fees: Costs of execution. In other words, they have to gain entry and actually seize goods and then sell them. If not, the Admin and Attendance Fees only apply.
The Further Steps Notice is a legal requirement under Rule 52.2, Criminal Procedures Rules 2011. Instruction of bailiffs may not be proceeded with until this has been sent to the fine defaulter and they have been given the opportunity to bring their fine account up to date.
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