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Excessive Bailiff fees
I have a previous post on here about my current situation with bailiffs (http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...1st-experience!!!)
From advice I been given it has been made clear to me that the fact I am being charged 2 ENFORCEMENT FEES on 2 liability orders from the same date is a wrongful charge. Now i have rang the council and complained and they said I need to contact the bailiffs directly as now the account is passed they cant do anything (even though they can take payment). On top of that he has made claims above his ability and is insisting that I pay on of the bills in full which I can not do.
I am now trying to work out my best cause of action. Would that be sending letter 4 of the useful letters (http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...Useful-Letters) or would it be better to go directly into council office and delivering it in person.
I am want to get this sorted asap as constant threats that the bailiff is going to come to my house is causing me a great deal of stress.
Thanks for any advice you can give me
From advice I been given it has been made clear to me that the fact I am being charged 2 ENFORCEMENT FEES on 2 liability orders from the same date is a wrongful charge. Now i have rang the council and complained and they said I need to contact the bailiffs directly as now the account is passed they cant do anything (even though they can take payment). On top of that he has made claims above his ability and is insisting that I pay on of the bills in full which I can not do.
I am now trying to work out my best cause of action. Would that be sending letter 4 of the useful letters (http://www.legalbeagles.info/forums/...Useful-Letters) or would it be better to go directly into council office and delivering it in person.
I am want to get this sorted asap as constant threats that the bailiff is going to come to my house is causing me a great deal of stress.
Thanks for any advice you can give me
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