Parking Mad BBC1 9:00pm 17/4/14

atilla

Stroma wrote: »

And Whyte & Co don't appear to exist as a legal entity, so who are they then? They do have a number of certified bailiffs under their name.

http://certificatedbailiffs.justice.gov.uk/CertificatedBailiffs/searchPublic.do?search=whyte+%26+co

And if i've got the correct company, their website is non compliant too.

Stroma

Yeah that's them. But they don't exist, that company listed above has only just been incorporated, and there is nothing on that website to suggest they are trading as Whyte & Co. So who are they? How does a council/s have anything to do with a company who on the face of it doesn't exist?

atilla

Stroma wrote: »

Yeah that's them. But they don't exist, that company listed above has only just been incorporated, and there is nothing on that website to suggest they are trading as Whyte & Co. So who are they? How does a council/s have anything to do with a company who on the face of it doesn't exist?

Non compliant website.
Anpr - who is accessing the data (assuming the DVLA data to know who the Reg Keeper is

da_rule

I suppose they could have been a sole trader/partnership until recently and the incorporated themselves.

Their site does say they have been in business since the 80's (if you believe it).

atilla

da_rule wrote: »

I suppose they could have been a sole trader/partnership until recently and the incorporated themselves.

Their site does say they have been in business since the 80's (if you believe it).

But all documentation, including websites MUST identify the company/owner.

da_rule

atilla wrote: »

Non compliant website.
Anpr - who is accessing the data (assuming the DVLA data to know who the Reg Keeper is

On what grounds are you saying the website isn't compliant?

I've noticed they haven't put their company registration number anywhere or said that they are limited. That's all I can see. Oh and there's no list of directors or information on where to find out who the directors are.

atilla

da_rule wrote: »

On what grounds are you saying the website isn't compliant?

I've noticed they haven't put their company registration number anywhere or said that they are limited. That's all I can see. Oh and there's no list of directors or information on where to find out who the directors are.

You've answered your own question.

Even a sole trader must identify themselves.
EG
Scamming Scumbags

Somewhere it must state who the chief honcho is.
such as
Fred Bloggs, t/a scamming scumbags
and an address.

[Deleted User]

I thought PCNs are a civil matter so how were the police assisting the bailiffs in stopping cars. If it was me I would just carry on driving passed.

I watched a video on Youtube not long ago by someone who got pulled over by a bailiff via the police. When asked about it being a civil matter the police bod let him on his way without seeing the bailiff.

fisherjim

Deleted_User wrote: »

I thought PCNs are a civil matter so how were the police assisting the bailiffs in stopping cars. If it was me I would just carry on driving passed.

I watched a video on Youtube not long ago by someone who got pulled over by a bailiff via the police. When asked about it being a civil matter the police bod let him on his way without seeing the bailiff.

But the stupid thing is that they were pulling people into a bus stop, committing another parking offence to pay a previous parking fine!

da_rule

Deleted_User wrote: »

I thought PCNs are a civil matter so how were the police assisting the bailiffs in stopping cars. If it was me I would just carry on driving passed.

I watched a video on Youtube not long ago by someone who got pulled over by a bailiff via the police. When asked about it being a civil matter the police bod let him on his way without seeing the bailiff.

Were the PCN's they were being pulled over for the civil ones, or were they Penalty Charge Notices (PCN). In which case the police do sometimes run joint operations with councils and Transport for London etc.