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Re: bailiff issues
what does it mean if hes not on the bailiff register?
what does it mean if hes not on the bailiff register?
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Re: bailiff issues
it says on the letter that the client is devon and cornwall. I have tried finding a number for them but have no idea what number it could be.Comment
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Not a lot as the online Register is usually out of date. The only way to find out is to ask him.Originally posted by gemma665 View PostComment
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That's an amalgamation of all the Courts for admin purposes. What you will need is the Court where the case was heard and I would hazard a guess as that being your local Magistrates Court - try them first.Originally posted by gemma665 View PostComment
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Hi Gemma,
Clever Clogs has PMed me about this.
Where are you in the Devon & Cornwall area, please?
Cloggy is absolutely right that Capita have obtained a conviction by not following the correct procedures. This means the legality of the conviction is open to question. However, what is more serious is that your rights under Article 6, European Convention on Human Rights, which confer on you the right to a fair hearing and which are inalienable (cannot be taken away from you) and inviolate (must not be breached), appear to have been breached. It is, therefore, possible that Capita has acted unlawfully.
Marstons are, as usual, displaying their amazing talent for talking out of their rectums. If you are pregnant, they are required to inform the court immediately as you are classed as vulnerable. Did CAB ask to which address the summons, fine order, Further Steps Notice and other correspondence were sent? The reason I ask this is because Capita have been caught securing prosecutions by tendering previous addresses to the courts. A number of TVL goons are currently serving community or custodial sentences for fraud and perverting the course of justice after being caught engaging in this insidious practice.
Do you know which magistrates court is involved please?
BluebottleLife is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.Comment
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Bear in mind that a Crapita goon is a self employed salesperson, they have no right to enter anyone's home, and anything said on the doorstep to one of these egregious bent, obnoxious individuals will be twisted into a confession so that even someone with no TV will be and some have been convicted. They will try to convict people with a valid license also if their quota is below par
Your premises is unlicensed, I don't have a TV, goon adds License to the statement so it reads I don't have a TV License, Crapita goes for prosecution, tame magistrates think the sun sines from crapita's anus, bingo wrongful conviction. This is becoming too common; especially as they neglect to send summonses to these people who don't even need a TV license First they know is as you did when the Marstons winker arrived.
You should inform the court immediately that you are pregnant and get that Stat dec as suggested doneComment
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i live in Exeter. I don't know what magistrates court issued it. its just says the client is devon and cornwall.Comment
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It will normally be the court for the area in which you live, in your case, Exeter Magistrates Court. First thing tomorrow morning, ring the court and ask to speak to the Court Manager. Explain the situation to them. You must inform them about your pregnancy and your history of depression. It is very likely they will ask you to obtain a letter from your GP and/or midwife to confirm the pregnancy and depression.Originally posted by gemma665 View Post
Some court staff are very helpful, whilst others are not so helpful. If the Court Manager proves to be the latter, you will then need to email the Area Enforcement Team, who are at a higher level and based at Plymouth Magistrates Court. If you have to go down this route, post up and an email address for the Area Enforcement Team will be provided.Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.Comment
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As soon as you possibly can take photocopies of your NHS Maternity Pack, draw a cover note for Marston (do not forget to put their case reference number) for the attention of the Customer Care Department at Marston and fax it to 01992 803001.Originally posted by gemma665 View Post
Done that put it in a large envelope and send it recorded delivery to:
the Customer Care Department
Marston Group Ltd
P O Box 12019
Epping
CM16 9EB
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My opinions are free to anyone who wishes to make them theirs, but please be advised that my opinions might change without warning once more true facts are ascertainedComment
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The lady is 7 months pregnant and probably has a big lump cannot the brain dead moron bailiff see this?Comment
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He probably could Wales, but his eyes are clouded by greed and the fact that he feels so self important collecting unpaid fines from all those hardened TV License criminals, oops people who may have been stitched up by a Crapita goon and may not even need a TV License.Originally posted by wales01man View Post
The fact there is a visible baby bump, and their own rules say don't enforce will matter not to Mr Bailiff, he wants his beer tokens.
Sir Vere has offered some sound advice here.Comment
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I have spoken to the courts twice now and they told me I need a letter from the doctor which Im tryin to do but my doctor needs them to write a letter to them first explaining exactly what they want. But just seem to go round in circles now. Marston was ment to turn up over the weekend and didnt show up. But they left a voice mail today. Demanding the money or they will be out. Were do I go from here?Comment
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If Marstons know you are pregnant, they should not be making these threats. Exeter Magistrates Court is following correct procedure by requesting a letter from your GP. However, as you knew nothing of any impending prosecution or any hearing, they should have suspended or recalled the distress warrant as soon as they were informed of this. There is case law governing magistrates court distress warrants, known, informally, as the Macrae Case and the Purnell Case, respectively.Originally posted by gemma665 View PostLife is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.Comment
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They do no im pregnant I have told them twice. But they just dont seem to be listening. Can I get what I need from my midwife & get her to send a letter?Comment
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Yes. A midwife is a healthcare professional. Get that actioned asap. Has the court explained why they have not suspended the warrant, knowing there is a question mark over the conviction?Originally posted by gemma665 View PostLife is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.Comment
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