rossendale bailiffs

[CleverClogs]

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its Cornwall council

Their Head of Finance is Ms Cath Robinson, email crobinson@cornwall.gov.uk
Their new CEO is Mr Andrew Kerr, email akerr@cornwall.gov.uk
Their Assistant CEO is Mr Paul Masters, email pmasters@cornwall.gov.uk

Details of the leading snollygosters on the Council may be seen at http://www.cornwall.gov.uk/default.aspx?page=20247

[ploddertom]

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I shall be cracking down on it all today. Get the ball rolling asap to try and get my money back doubt I will though :/

Nothing will happen overnight and you need to be in this for the long haul. Bailiffs will hope you get p1ssed off and give up.

[singledaddy]

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Nothing will happen overnight and you need to be in this for the long haul. Bailiffs will hope you get p1ssed off and give up.

Oh don't worry I'm happy to stick at this, I know the likelihood of me getting my money back is slim to none but it's not just about the money its the principle as well make these low life scum realise that were not in the dark ages anymore and they can't keep getting away with this crap

[singledaddy]

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Finally got my token phone call from the tosserdales complaints department. Put everything in writing which I shall be doing anyway and if I want all the documentation they have on me I have to write and request it with a ten pound fee included. Crazy they actually want more money out of me. Do you think if I went into the council as tosserdales are supposed to supply them the information that I could obtain it free. Clearly I want and need all the documentation they have but don't want to pay more money to this scum

[ploddertom]

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If it is just the fees yu want then that is not classed personal information & should be demanded free. As a Subject Access Request they will have very little information on you anyway.

[dementedfeline]

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singledaddy - send them this. the only thing they may quibble about is the sentence asking for copies of documentation allegedly left.

df


BY EMAIL AND POST

Rossendales
Wavell House
Holcombe Road
Helmshore
Rossendale
Lancashire
BB4 4NB


enquiries@rossendales.com


Ref: Account No: xxxxxx

Dear Sir,

With reference to the above account, I would be grateful if you could provide me with a breakdown of all charges incurred.

This includes, but is not necessarily limited to the following:

a the time and date of any bailiff action that incurred a fee or charge.
b the reason for the fee or charge.
c the name(s) of the bailiff(s) that attended on each occasion a fee was charged.
d the name(s) of the Court(s) at which the Bailiff(s) was/were Certificated.
e the date of certification.
f the initial balance, and any amount currently outstanding on the account

This is not a Subject Access Request under the Data Protection Act S7 1998 so does not incur a fee of £10. You are obliged to provide this information.

Please also provide copies of any letters/documentation allegedly left by your bailiffs.

I require this information within 14 days.

Yours faithfully,


DON'T waste your time phoning either them or the council - do EVERYTHING in writing/email.

[singledaddy]

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If it is just the fees yu want then that is not classed personal inforthey all & should be demanded free. As a Subject Access Request they will have very little information on you anyway.

What I'm wanting is proof of this so called levy fee and van fee. When I spoke to them earlier they mentioned about a car outside my house when I haven't got a parking space at my house. I have to park my car a couple of streets away and the car they mentioned wasn't even my car

[ploddertom]

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Am I assuming that no Notice of Seizure was left when this vehicle was allegedly seized?

[bizzybob]

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The bailiff will say that as the car was near your property the judgment in Observer v Gordon allows him to assume it was yours, If he left no notice of seizure at the time he is sailing close to the wind, and any and all fees associated with the levy are void. Expect the T0$$er to ask you to produce the V5 to prove it isn't yours.

[bluebottle]

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What I'm wanting is proof of this so called levy fee and van fee. When I spoke to them earlier they mentioned about a car outside my house when I haven't got a parking space at my house. I have to park my car a couple of streets away and the car they mentioned wasn't even my car

Put them to strict proof as to ownership of this car. They will probably try and use the Data Protection Act 1998 to avoid doing so. However, try something along these lines -

Dear Muppets,

In your letter/email dated [date], you claim you are charging a levy fee and van fee for vehicle registration mark [VRM] which you claim was parked outside my house on [date].

You will know or ought to know that, in order to lawfully charge the levy fee and van fee for this vehicle, you must be able to prove that I am the registered owner or keeper of the said vehicle. You will also know or ought to know that you can only lawfully levy on and seize goods belonging to a debtor. You are not permitted to levy on and seize goods belonging to a third party.

In view of the foregoing, I am, therefore, putting you to strict proof as to the registered owner or keeper of the motor vehicle with the vehicle registration mark [VRM].

You are put on notice that Section 35(2), Data Protection Act 1998 states -

"Personal data are exempt from the non-disclosure provisions where the disclosure is necessary -

(a) for the purpose of, or in connection with, any legal proceedings (including prospective legal proceedings), or
(b) for the purpose of obtaining legal advice

or is otherwise necessary for the purposes of establishing, exercising or defending legal rights."

In order that I may obtain legal advice as to the lawfulness of the charges you are seeking to impose upon me, I require you to confirm as to the identity of the registered owner or keeper of vehicle registration mark [VRM] and from where or whom you obtained the relevant data.

You have 14 days from your receipt of this letter in which to provide the data requested.

Yours faithfully,

Singledaddy"

Hope this helps.

[CleverClogs]

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What I'm wanting is proof of this so called levy fee and van fee. When I spoke to them earlier they mentioned about a car outside my house when I haven't got a parking space at my house. I have to park my car a couple of streets away and the car they mentioned wasn't even my car

Then it isn't a valid levy.

No valid levy = no levy fees should be charged, nor should any "van fees" or "attendance to remove" fees be charged.

[singledaddy]

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Am I assuming that no Notice of Seizure was left when this vehicle was allegedly seized?

I don't know the vehicle so I don't know if it was seized I never received anything about a vehicle as it wasn't my vehicle

[singledaddy]

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The bailiff will say that as the car was near your property the judgment in Observer v Gordon allows him to assume it was yours, If he left no notice of seizure at the time he is sailing close to the wind, and any and all fees associated with the levy are void. Expect the T0$$er to ask you to produce the V5 to prove it isn't yours.

Haha produce the V5, if its not my car and I don't know the car that would be impossible

[bizzybob]

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I don't know the vehicle so I don't know if it was seized I never received anything about a vehicle as it wasn't my vehicle

Which is why you put dossendales on Strict proof and inform them that their levy and it's associated fees must be removed, as you don't own the car, and the real owner will be really peed off if they were to take (steal) it.

[singledaddy]

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Which is why you put dossendales on Strict proof and inform them that their levy and it's associated fees must be removed, as you don't own the car, and the real owner will be really peed off if they were to take (steal) it.

All this was from my previous address as well. Can they really hold a levy for 10 months?