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Alleged Council Tax Arrears
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fluffnutter wrote: »Q4 first. You can refuse entry to the 'bailiffs'. They will not be bailiffs. They will be debt collectors and have no legal powers to enter your property or seize your goods. (Bailiffs appear after court, not before).
Rossendales are balliffsRossendales have been leading providers of nationwide Bailiff and Warrant Services to Local Government and the Public Sector since 1972.
http://www.rossendales.com/rossendales/
Ignore fluffnutter as others have said good advice for other debts but council tax is different.0
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