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Seeking Possesion Notice Advice PLS.

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  • kev1n3
    kev1n3 Posts: 567 Forumite
    edited 24 June 2010 at 9:11PM
    I think this is all that needs to be said for now on this issue.. Nice backdoor job though... lol

    Rebanding Reply Letter

    Thank you
    Your tax bill is the penalty you pay for not helping the right candidates get into office.:D
  • kev1n3
    kev1n3 Posts: 567 Forumite
    edited 11 April 2010 at 11:10PM
    [FONT=&quot]Draught NoSP Complaint Letter [/FONT]
    Your tax bill is the penalty you pay for not helping the right candidates get into office.:D
  • kev1n3
    kev1n3 Posts: 567 Forumite
    bitsandpieces wrote: »
    One more thing you could do is make a subject access request under the Data Protection Act. It will cost you a tenner - but you can ask the council for a copy of all info they hold on you (with a few exceptions). The council should have a member of staff who deals with these requests.

    I think the SAR is a great idea if all else fails.. Thank you for the advice
    Your tax bill is the penalty you pay for not helping the right candidates get into office.:D
  • kev1n3
    kev1n3 Posts: 567 Forumite
    squinty wrote: »
    No - you should not move out. As a secure tenant you have agreed to occupy as you main or principal home. If you were to move out, given the relationship with the council, they may regard this as you not meeting this obligation. Whilst this would not end the tenancy, the council may argue it is no longer a secure tenancy

    Thank you for the advice
    Your tax bill is the penalty you pay for not helping the right candidates get into office.:D
  • azkaban420
    azkaban420 Posts: 815 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    Have read this thread with interest, and just wanted to ask OP - is the block of flats covered by CCTV? If so you could ask them to produce evidence of any kind of alleged misbehaviour/aggression?

    It may have been mentioned before, but can you ask residents who you have helped out in the past to write you a sort of 'character reference' refuting the points the council are alleging you of?

    Just my thoughts lol!

    Az
  • kev1n3
    kev1n3 Posts: 567 Forumite
    azkaban420 wrote: »
    Have read this thread with interest, and just wanted to ask OP - is the block of flats covered by CCTV? If so you could ask them to produce evidence of any kind of alleged misbehaviour/aggression?
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    No - we have no CCTV coverage.[/FONT][FONT=&quot]
    [/FONT]
    azkaban420 wrote: »
    It may have been mentioned before, but can you ask residents who you have helped out in the past to write you a sort of 'character reference' refuting the points the council are alleging you of?

    [FONT=&quot]I have spoken with other residents in the block who have all reassured me they would write a character reference letter if necessary.. [/FONT][FONT=&quot]Also, I cared for an elderly WW2 Ex Marine (block resident) for two years prior to his recent death. ([FONT=&quot]Alzheimer[/FONT] Disease Sufferer). His elderly wife is also able to let me have a character reference if needed. [/FONT][FONT=&quot]The council should have a record of my time caring for him as i liaised with them quite often with regard to various home adaptations for him.[/FONT]
    [FONT=&quot]
    Thank you very much for your input. [/FONT]
    Your tax bill is the penalty you pay for not helping the right candidates get into office.:D
  • kev1n3
    kev1n3 Posts: 567 Forumite
    [FONT=&quot]The following is recent Q & A correspondence with someone very familiar with the workings of Local and National Government. The reason i asked the question was because - two Real-Life people told me independently of each other, as-well as being mentioned earlier in the thread. [/FONT]

    [FONT=&quot]Q. ""I am lead to believe that a NoSP can often be used as a 'Yellow Card' warning for persistent ASB offenders? Within your experience does this information hold any water?"[/FONT]
    [FONT=&quot]
    A. "I don't know if it would be a yellow card more of a last resort. However you would have to have had an ASBO formally issued first."

    [/FONT]    [FONT=&quot]Does this mean that to have a Notice served on you for ASB - you first have to have an ASBO?"
    [/FONT]
    [FONT=&quot]Not wanting to bother the person to much while the Election Campaign is in full swing - i thought I’d ask here.[/FONT]
    [FONT=&quot]Thanks [/FONT]
    Your tax bill is the penalty you pay for not helping the right candidates get into office.:D
  • terryw
    terryw Posts: 4,396 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Photogenic Combo Breaker
    Kevin,

    I honestly don't know ...perhaps someone else might help.

    But, you may be worrying yourself without real reason. You have sent sensible letters. The onus is now on the council to reply with something resembling valid reasons for their actions. Wait until you receive replies - you have acted in a polite manner and they are obligated to do the same. bw
    "If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken
    Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools"
    Extract from "If" by Rudyard Kipling
  • kev1n3
    kev1n3 Posts: 567 Forumite
    terryw wrote: »
    But, you may be worrying yourself without real reason.

    Thank you for the reassurance.
    Your tax bill is the penalty you pay for not helping the right candidates get into office.:D
  • squinty
    squinty Posts: 573 Forumite
    kev1n3 wrote: »
    [FONT=&quot][/FONT][FONT=&quot]

    [/FONT]    [FONT=&quot]Does this mean that to have a Notice served on you for ASB - you first have to have an ASBO?"
    [/FONT]
    [FONT=&quot][/FONT][FONT=&quot] [/FONT]

    No - you do not need to have an ASBO first.
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