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Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

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  • #31
    Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

    Daisychain,

    Could you answer these questions, please -

    1. How much did AW claim you owed them?
    2. How much did they overcharge?
    3. How much were they owed or owed you after deducting any overcharging from their alleged claim?

    This should give a better idea of just how lawful AW's actions were and are.
    Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.

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    • #32
      Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

      Originally posted by bluebottle View Post
      Daisychain,

      Could you answer these questions, please -

      1. How much did AW claim you owed them?
      2. How much did they overcharge?
      3. How much were they owed or owed you after deducting any overcharging from their alleged claim?

      This should give a better idea of just how lawful AW's actions were and are.
      these are the costs wriien on wpo:
      judgement debt 989
      judgement costs 165
      execution costs 51.75
      interest to date 1.61
      officers fees 453.50 ( fees will increase by 29p per day whist in posession)
      total levy 1,731.01

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      • #33
        Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

        Originally posted by daisychain View Post
        these are the costs wriien on wpo:
        judgement debt 989
        judgement costs 165
        execution costs 51.75
        interest to date 1.61
        officers fees 453.50 ( fees will increase by 29p per day whist in posession)
        total levy 1,731.01
        At the moment, the figures I have highlighted in red I am not interested in. What I am interested in is how much they overcharged you. Also, what is needed is the bare alleged debt. This means the actual debt AW was claiming less any court costs and any alleged solicitor's fees. If the overcharging is equal to the alleged bare debt or more than the alleged debt, in which case AW owes you money, the proceedings were fraudulent and ultra vires, ab initio.
        Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.

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        • #34
          Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

          Originally posted by bluebottle View Post
          At the moment, the figures I have highlighted in red I am not interested in. What I am interested in is how much they overcharged you. Also, what is needed is the bare alleged debt. This means the actual debt AW was claiming less any court costs and any alleged solicitor's fees. If the overcharging is equal to the alleged bare debt or more than the alleged debt, in which case AW owes you money, the proceedings were fraudulent ultra vires, ab initio.
          il have to find those figures out

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          • #35
            Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

            Originally posted by daisychain View Post
            il have to find those figures out
            Thank you. Once it is established whether AW had a right in law to bring a claim or not, we can then start to point you in the right direction.
            Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.

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            • #36
              Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

              Even if they did have a valid cause of action, there is still the matter of quantum to be considered.

              If the total of the actual debt, court costs and solicitors' fees had been less than £600, they could not have got the HCEO involved.

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              • #37
                Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

                Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
                Even if they did have a valid cause of action, there is still the matter of quantum to be considered.

                If the total of the actual debt, court costs and solicitors' fees had been less than £600, they could not have got the HCEO involved.
                all i know is that the judgement debt is 989.

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                • #38
                  Re: Vulnerable household yet still have a walking posession agreement

                  Originally posted by bluebottle View Post
                  Thank you. Once it is established whether AW had a right in law to bring a claim or not, we can then start to point you in the right direction.
                  thank you, im going to ring them tomorrow. something tells me im going to be on the phone for a long time!

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                  • #39
                    what does part inventor' mean

                    just a quick question but what does part inventor mean on a levy? mine is global levy an confusing!

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                    • #40
                      Re: what does part inventor' mean

                      "Global levy" means it's all balls, whilst "inventor" is a person who thinks up something. :grin:

                      I hope this helps.

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                      • #41
                        Re: what does part inventor' mean

                        It could be "part inventory", which means the bailiff's pen ran out of ink as they were writing up the questionable document, or they are admitting to making up only part of it. :grin:
                        Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.

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                        • #42
                          Re: what does part inventor' mean

                          thanks guys! i now have my local mp involved who is to say the least unimpressedwith them

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                          • #43
                            Re: what does part inventor' mean

                            Actually, "global levy" means "anything and everything found on the premises" and is so utterly vague as to be devoid of any meaning.

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                            • #44
                              Re: what does part inventor' mean

                              and anglian water are saying they are not taking responability for enforcement action as they are claiming they didnt know i was a single parent. hopefully mp will sort this as im finding it hard trying to do this by myself. but you guys have been awesome

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                              • #45
                                Re: what does part inventor' mean

                                Originally posted by daisychain View Post
                                and anglian water are saying they are not taking responability for enforcement action as they are claiming they didnt know i was a single parent. hopefully mp will sort this as im finding it hard trying to do this by myself. but you guys have been awesome
                                If anything, the directors of AW need to be held to account and their debt collection practices subjected to formal scrutiny. They'll like not a lot, but it is needed as Aw, along with Southern Water, are notorious for questionable debt collection practices.
                                Life is a journey on which we all travel, sometimes together, but never alone.

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