Payment of Bailiffs to stop taking of goods

premp

If you pay Bailiff to stop them seizing goods, how do you then challenge the payment.

davidmcn

What do you mean by "challenge the payment"?

premp

do you have any recourse, if you were not aware of the warrant until Bailiffs arrived and paid them to stop any seizure can you then challange the issue of the warrant and go back to original issue

Aylesbury_Duck

Not nearly enough information with which to advise, I'm afraid.

premp

We had some PCN`s which went to wrong address, as haulage company Bailiff stated would seize vehicles until payment paid, to stop this we paid. After contacting councils they stated since paid they were now clear. 
so is there any way of returning to original stages to pay tickets and to get refund of bailiff charges once payment has been made to Bailiffs

Aylesbury_Duck

I guess you'd have to prove that the PCNs going to the wrong address was the fault of the issuing councils and not you or your business.  For example, if you failed to register a change of address to an authority such as the DVLA, then the PCNs didn't go to the wrong address, they went to the registered address.

What's the story behind the wrong and right addresses?

premp

incorrect info given when company moved, all this came to light following the end of mail redirection, which was set up to correct address but all vehicles had been registered to a different address 1 letter out of postcode which went to other side of building.
The real question is, is there a procedure to go through once a Bailiff is paid with regards to challenging the enforcement.

steampowered

You may be able to get a refund by contacting the issuing authority (i.e. a council).

premp

Issuing Councils not interested once paid they claim PCN closed
its more of is there a set procedure once Bailiff paid to challenge the warrant

DoaM

Who made the error in the postcode when DVLA were notified of the change in address for each vehicle? If it was the DVLA do you have evidence of what was sent to them?

If it was you(r company) then you're "on tae plums" so to speak ... it wasn't DVLA's or the Council's fault that you didn't receive the PCNs.

bris

So who made the mistake registering the vehicles?