Bailiff Knocked on the door yesterday

JacksSon

patient_dream said:

JacksSon said:

patient_dream said:

Like KeithP, I too have never seen a writ

I was under the impression that a writ must be signed by an official of the court and stamped. Is this the only page ?

Yep this is the only page. However there is a stamp on it. Please look closer to left up corner 

I cannot see any stamp and I have opened the image in a new browser.
As Keith P says, this is all too quick

What proof do you have that DCBL knew your current address before they issued a claim
at a different address ?

May I suggest that you search for real life cases on youtube. use keywords ... bailiffs, writs, etc

Hope the crop will be visible.
Proof, letters (hardcopy and emails) from them for a different case + Enforcement letter. Both on my actual address

KeithP

Yes, I can just about make out 27 OCT 2022 in there...

JacksSon

KeithP said:

Yes, I can just about make out 27 OCT 2022 in there...

Sorry about poor quality. Should buy a new scanner

Umkomaas

JacksSon said:

KeithP said:

Yes, I can just about make out 27 OCT 2022 in there...

Sorry about poor quality. Should buy a new scanner

If you've a smart phone, take a pic and post it up.

JacksSon

On paper is not great either but still better

Grizebeck

patient_dream said:

Like KeithP, I too have never seen a writ

I was under the impression that a writ must be signed by an official of the court and stamped. Is this the only page ?

No that isnt true

patient_dream

JacksSon said:

patient_dream said:

JacksSon said:

patient_dream said:

Like KeithP, I too have never seen a writ

I was under the impression that a writ must be signed by an official of the court and stamped. Is this the only page ?

Yep this is the only page. However there is a stamp on it. Please look closer to left up corner 

I cannot see any stamp and I have opened the image in a new browser.
As Keith P says, this is all too quick

What proof do you have that DCBL knew your current address before they issued a claim
at a different address ?

May I suggest that you search for real life cases on youtube. use keywords ... bailiffs, writs, etc

Hope the crop will be visible.
Proof, letters (hardcopy and emails) from them for a different case + Enforcement letter. Both on my actual address

You are saying that DCBL knew to which they confirmed 

Coupon-mad

That is a real Writ Of Control.

IMHO, it seems to me that what DCB Group are currently doing is:

(a) ensuring that multi-PCN claims so high that they exceed the £600 level to enable HCEO enforcement if they can get a CCJ;

(b) This can be achieved by something as simple as delaying a claim for a year or three, so that the 8% interest plus the multiples of £70 take it above the magic £600;

(c) plus DELIBERATELY OR NEGLIGENTLY using what they know - or should know - is an old address to improperly serve the claim, as this OP says: "DCBL knew my actual address but the CCJ states the address from 2019 that i have moved out twice since then."
 
Easy money.

They are then not waiting AT ALL after a CCJ order because the rules are different at HCEO level (albeit I thought they could ONLY add £75 +VAT at the first Enforcement stage)?

@Grizebeck what are all the fees added to that writ?  I thought the D had time to pay, and I thought even HCEOs can only add £75 + VAT as a first stage Enforcement Fee at writ stage?

Coupon-mad

As seen in @SoJacob's similar case, this can be set aside and the monies refunded.

If you had already applied to stay the Writ I don't think DCB could add attendance fees and take £1600. I think they had to stop once they knew about staying the Writ, but I could be wrong.

You had already paid £14 to the CCBC to stay the Writ, plus £275 to the local court to set aside the CCJ, hadn't you, @JacksSon?

Was the claim sent to the old address but the Writ (magically) sent to the new address?

Did you get a Notice of Enforcement first?

JacksSon

Coupon-mad said:

As seen in @SoJacob's similar case, this can be set aside and the monies refunded.

If you had already applied to stay the Writ I don't think DCB could add attendance fees and take £1600. I think they had to stop once they knew this but I could be wrong.

You had already paid £14 to the CCBC to stay the Writ, plus £275 to the local court to set aside the CCJ, hadn't you, @JacksSon?

Absolutely. Stay the writ paid on 4th of November (have copy of receipt) and Set Aside on 11th (no copy provided unfortunately). Moreover on 7th of November i've sent to DCBL next:

"To whom it may concern,

Hereby i would like to inform you that: 

1)  I am seeking debt advice but I deny any debt and the case must be put 'on hold' for not less than 30 days under the PAP for debt claims 2017

2) I have sent your client a SAR

3) all mail should be addressed to XXX (actual address)

Perhaps this email was supposed to be sent before CCJ (if i knew) but i just let them know that i have made some actions and intending to dispute
Please let me know if i've messed up with this one!!!

Many thanks