Council Tax - High Court Enforcement Officer

nottoolate

if he hasnt already gained peaceful entry to your property then this bailiff is lying to you about being able to force entry or use a locksmith

MrNiceGuy_007

nottoolate wrote: »

if he hasnt already gained peaceful entry to your property then this bailiff is lying to you about being able to force entry or use a locksmith

Thanks for reply

What about the works van on the drive can he levy that?

hallowitch

jamesb1983 wrote: »

He hasn't been in the house before or levied any items I am aware of, so does this mean he can not get in?
If he has never been in your to levy goods then the only entry can be by
through a closed unlocked door (in other words he can walk in keep the door locked when you are at home) he can climb through an open window (keep your windows close )or he can be invited in 9and your not going to do that are you)

he cant get a locksmith police etc



Also can he look through windows and levy items?

no
Can he levy my works van? (its not mine it belongs to the company i work for, however it is parked on the drive and is sign written)

no

keep him out pay what you can to the council direct on-line add £42.50 to the liability order amount without a levy on goods this is the most he can charge in bailiff fees