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selling assets before a bailiff can take away

I was declared bankrupt this year and I thought this was the end of my issues with bailiffs and creditors.

Since I have had a bailiff company visiting me on a regular basis but it seems different bailiffs have taken my case. The debt is for unpaid council tax which the council gained a liability order before I was bankrupt. I do not have a job and I am unable to claim benefits due to my wives earnings.

I have told them all off this but they seem determined to collect this debt, Seems its a challenge for them and they will not return the debt back to the council.

I have not let them in house so they have not got any items and all doors and windows are locked at all times.

I am planning to pass all my possessions over to a friend and he will rent these back to me including my car. Is this legal for me to do as the official receiver has let me keep my car and all households goods.

I am planning to write to the company to let them know that my wife has sold all our possessions and they have no assests to collect

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