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I was over charged £1315.12 in excessive HC Bailiff fees. I have all the correspondance and calculations for this. The fee was paid on the 17th Nov 2009. Is it to late for me to re-claim this excessive fee?
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Are they the correct fees at that time? -
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I calculated all the payments to pay of the court award,and the correct Bailiff fees applying at the time from the Official fees allowed. The Bailiff has just added an additional fee of £1315.22 on, without any explanation of what they are forComment
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6 year limitation applied you seem to be it of time by almost a yearIf you have a question about the voluntary termination process, please read this guide first, as it should have all the answers you need. Please do not hijack another person's thread as I will not respond to you
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Claiming excess fees is a criminal offence. There is no time limitation on that.Originally posted by R0b View PostComment
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You answered your own question?Comment
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Yes, I know. I was seeking conformation about that. I beliveve I'm correct.Originally posted by wales01man View PostComment
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Under what pretence are you saying it is a criminal offence? Presumably you are referring to the criminal fraud. Otherwise it's a civil claim where there is also fraudulent misrepresentation that has a time limit of 6 years of the cause of action.If you have a question about the voluntary termination process, please read this guide first, as it should have all the answers you need. Please do not hijack another person's thread as I will not respond to you
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Please be aware that this is a public forum and is therefore accessible to anyone. The content I post on this forum is not intended to be legal advice nor does it establish any client-lawyer type relationship between you and me. Therefore any use of my content is at your own risk and I cannot be held responsible in any way. It is always recommended that you seek independent legal advice.Comment
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Pretence !!! Forcably entering someone house, and virtualy demanding money with menaces for a 'service' that they didn't provide !! Refusing to produce an itemised bill for the money they demanded!! Charging VAT which wasn't chargeable!! It is an offence under the fraud act from the info I've foundOriginally posted by R0b View PostComment
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Where did you find the info? Why have you waited until now? You should have queried it all at the time as now the Company will more than likely have binned your account details.Comment
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I did look into claiming it back, but the solicitor I asked suggested it would cost almost that sum again in legal fees, and I wasn't in a situation where I could entertain that. I just seen suggestions that claiming it back can now be done much easier and virtually no cost. I came her to see if others had been down the same road. I did query at the time incidentaly, but my enquiry was ignored.Comment
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Unfortunately as other have said you are more than 6 years down the line and if you think fraud was committed then this should have been put before the Police to investigate. Proving fraud in these matters is very hard. VAT is chargeable on some HCEO Fees.Comment
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The 6 years time limit applies to debts. This isn't a debt in way or form. I've only just looked into this in more depth to have come across the criminal aspect. If I extracted money from a bank with the aid of false documentation, I'm sure after 6 years I could still be arrested and convicted of a crime.Comment
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A crime should be investigated by the Police what do they have to sayComment
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I'm verifying my beliefs before I take any action. Maybe they wouldn't be to happy with the posibility of this being referred to the Police !!! It's useful point for discussion.Comment
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