Set up your local 'Bailiff Action Group' (BAG) today. Set up a facebook page, you only need a few people to be available to go to victims houses and stand on the property between the bailiff and the private property being threateded. It may not end the case but it will give the victim time to take stock of situation and protect their goods from these private parasite companies. Victims can still contest the case at this level as no high court authority has been issued. Cases like this are mainly involving PCNs or Council Tax, and the actions of the 'Private Debt Companies' are over zealous and disproportionate to the original fine or debt. It is morally and legally wrong. Always act peacefully and lawfully, never make threats, in fact, say very little. Never give them an excuse to involve the police. Matters like this are 'Civil' matters not 'Criminal' matters. Matters like this, at this stage, are not backed up by any hight court writ or judge. So it is a legal 'grey area' that the Police do not want to get involved with. In some cases, if the police facilitate the actions of a bailiff, who is acting outside the law, the Police can be assisting an illegal act (a crime) and thus acting outside of their oath to protect the public. Debt Enforcement is big business in the UK, the many multi- billion pound private companies are not regulated by a government body and it's time they were. So, until there is such regulation to protect the poor and vulnerable, we 'The People' should unite and act on mass, to protect each other from these thugs. Your local council is as much to blame, write to your local MP to stop this epidemic of selling minor debt to private companies. Remind them of Jerome Rogers, killed by his debt and by the actions of a debt enforcement company. Power to the People.
High Court Enforcement Officers can be used to enforce county court judgements, available to some creditors were the debt meets the criteria (over £600 and not regulated by the Consumer Credit Act 1974). They have no more power than county court enforcement agents/bailiffs enforcing a CCJ but the fees are more and they can add statutory interest to the debt at 8%. Even where a debt is enforced by HCEOs, it is still the county court which deals with any application to challenge or set-aside the judgement.
I removed one with a angle grinder left it on door step. They returned and picked it up then called the police to say I removed it. Police asked to interview me for alleged criminal damage. It was a voluntary interview which I did not have to attend but I did just for the pure entertainment. They asked me did I remove it as there were no witnesses, I said no obviously 🙄 case closed. Scum bag bailiff was gutted ☹️ and he never returned to my house 😂😂😂😂👏😎
I'm new to these types of video but already I can see a pattern: they really hope the victim is ignorant of the legal definition of harrassment, intimidation and menacing.
The clamps top chain goes over the top of the drive shaft behind the suspension leg, taking the wheel off won't release the clamp, you'd have to remove the wheel and separate the suspension leg and drive shaft to get the clamp off, totally possible but 1-2 hour job!
If I was police officer and I was called to a incident like this, I would only need to call the local court and ask them, did you issue a warrant of control against this person and than I would nick the enforcement agent for 1) wasting police time, 2) aggravated trespass, the penalty is three months inside 3) causing obstruction on a public highway, 4) a fraudulent warrant, trying to obtain money. 5) data protection act of 2018,, 6) unlawful punishment of debtors act 1970.
@@stanley2532 just coz someone owes money doesn't mean they don't pay bills, I agree some it is, but that's not the case here. People get behind on payments for all sorts of reasons, it doesn't mean they just outright refuse to pay but a lot of times these companies will send it off to bailiffs for one missed payment without even trying to resolve it with a payment plan.
Thats was just for 'illegal parking' if it happens on say parks that were and are owned by the council, councils are the only organise that can clamp cars with out a court order.
Had my car clamped a few months ago by the DVLA. The driver of the lorry that came back to lift my car told me that they can’t clamp a car on the drive or lift the car if it’s on the drive. He also said remove the clamp and throw it for the scrap man. 😂
Remember 'Traffic Enforcement Control' At Northamton, is not a real court... They are a bulking centre, they stamp paperwork from councils, then pass them on to Private Debt Enforcemnt Companies. Remember this when they knock on your door, they are acting illegally, just act peaceful and lawful, and stand between them and your car. Never let them into you house. Job done.
Exactly, these so called warrants are not worth the paper they are written on, he should have phoned the police and had the clown done for trespass , he has him on video.
red Trespass is a civil ,'offence,' not a criminal offence. Therefore the police gave no powers. However, the property owner DOES have the legal right to use reasonable force to remove a trespasser. It only becomes a criminal matter when it becomes aggravated trespass, ie when you ask someone to leave private property and they refuse to do so. Then you can call the pigs and the perpetrators could be arrested if they had no legal entitlement to be on the property. NB, your cars interior is private property. To the above applies to your vehicle as well.
In case you’re unaware, we got rid of them in Scotland ages ago. I can’t remember how it was done, but I think there was a law change here after multiple enforcements went badly wrong for the agents, and it persisted. Much in the same way as the tables were turned on those who attacked Glasgow Airport. They were severely beaten up while on fire, and as a direct result, there hasn’t been another terror attack attempted in Scotland since.
I can see you removed the clamp and placed it outside against the external wall of the house. You photographed that. You had no legal duty to store or protect that clamp from theft. They left it on your drive so you leave it on your drive. If it goes missing, ie some passing youth steal it....well, it ain't your fault *wink wink*.
I got clamped once , the clamp is now at the bottom of the Thames . Also arrived back at my car on another time to see that a tow truck was about to lift my car, so i jumped in the driver's side and so they had to abandon what they were doing under health and safety regs
Thanks Gerald Thompson, for this, Look up the 'Bill of contracts act ! 1777 ? or Exchange of contracts act! Any private dept collection firm , is chasing monies that have already been written off ! they have in essence bought a dept ! and try to get this money from you. for any dept to be legal ! the two parties must have both signed A CONTRACT ! any dept collecting company must show the contract you signed with them ! or have the contract from the people who you signed the contract with ! but for any dept to be written off ! one part of the contract 'legally binding' is forfeited ! in a nut shell ! they are trying to chase money that they have no real chance of getting , they have bought the dept at their own risk ! Always ask to see a copy of the contract you have signed !which makes it legally binding ! they will NOT and can Not show it to you ! because for a dept to written off that contract is nul&void
What you say about debt collection companies is true, but If they're unsuccessful in collecting the debt they can go through the County Court, if they win they ask for the debt (plus costs) to be enforced. The debt collection company cannot enforce the debt, if they start bullying you, you can call the police. The validity of all this business about contracts will be decided by the court. The County Court may do the enforcement, but it takes time and is not always successful. The creditor (eg debt collection firm) can transfer the matter to the High Court for enforcement. This is where the enforcement agents that you see on the telly appear. They will have a warrant issued by the High Court which sets out what they can and can't do. There are criminal offences (and the police can be involved) if you obstruct them, assault them or damage their property, or if they break into your property, assault you and so on. How do I know this? Experience from both sides of the fence. Money Saving Expert and WHICH? websites have sound advice on this matter. What was the ultimate outcome?
They can indeed, the only place they cannot is on private property not owned by the debtor EI a relatives or friends property. it's still possible for bailiffs to seize a car on such private property however they need a special warrant to do so. your home, business or in a public place is fair game. However in this case I suspect his actions were illegal, as it appear he was not a Bailiff.
I had the same problem with Torbay council some 5 years ago, unfortunately, I had a stupid wife who did not use some common sense, and sit in the car and allowed the car to be stolen with my Trade Tools, and further damaged the car. whilst in the possession of it. I am not either started legalities because I have six years to prosecute the bastards, but I did get the bailiff fired from his job, with Ross and Roberts and through Somerset County Courts, but the war is not over.
Well done Sir; people should start getting into the frame of mind, that parking tickets, should be a means of guaranteeing someone's right to move around a place, without hindrances -and I think particularly to all the fragile people, the old, the pregnant, the lesser able - and not a means to some shroud Council to embold their "revenues" often pushing people into a spiral of despair. So, start reclaiming the parking areas subject to unreasonable fees.
Fun fact: if you park a vehicle on a neighbouring drive, the enforcement agency cannot touch that vehicle. (Obviously get permission of the owner of the drive way first)
Incorrect if it’s not on your property they can take it ,if it’s on your private property they can’t unless they are a certified bailiff a repossession agent has no court appointed power unlike a certified bailiff
@@markcaswell715 that's actually wrong and I'll tell you why. If you have a car un your name and its put on a neighbours drive way, that is private property and cannot be removed without a warrant for that address. If it is on my drive and they have a warrent for my address it's theirs to take. If it is on a public road or car park they can take it.
Apart from all the BS from this jobsworth 'Enforcement officer' ... just look at the way he left the attached clamp (leaning outwards) between 19:21 and 19:23 - THAT'S seriously dangerous as someone walking past - especially in the dark - could easily walk into it. Surely he could/should be prosecuted for that, under the Health & Safety Act?! Just a thought, potentially for future similar situations, as we need to use all the 'legal' ammunition we have against these thugs!
Those clamps are easy to remove without damaging them, if you know how to change a wheel. Ive seen one vid where someone removed one without damaging it and then padlocked it to his fence and the police told the bailiff he would either have to pay what the guy was demanding to unlock the padlock, or be arrested for criminal damage when he removes it himself... Or abandon it 😂
I cut 7 clamps but unfortunately last one he clamped it and within 20 minutes the tow truck was there i sat in the car they called the police when the police arrive they were bias unprofessional and the told you must pay or they take your car they have a court order i didn't know at the time that there is a rule of exempt goods like if you work with your car (taxi driver) they can not seize it I had to pay
The person who owns the white car, owns it, this bully was contracted from warwickshire county council on a dubious parking ticket... this is the state of the UK, you might be next, time we all set up Bailiff action groups.
Wrong information; first to take the matter to the High Court is not expensive and if the debtor does not heed the writ issued by the High Court then it is quite legal to remove goods from your property to recover the debt and actually take a car and sell it at auction after 7 days to cover the debt. any surplus money from the sale is returned to the debtor. If goods are on finance then they cannot be seized. If you say the goods belong to someone else then the onus is on that person to prove they owns the goods. The judge at the High Court can place any order he wishes on the High Court Writ.
I hope she never paid. There are people from " Beat the bailiff" who can help and tell you what to do. Don't park your car on your own drive without gates. Park it at friends or relatives. A multistorey car park is also a good place. It is too narrow for a tow truck with the ramps.
My friend, you are saying too much, never tells your enemy's what you are going to do. You will never win the 'war', if you reveal your plans to the enemy. Too much information!
Everyone will continue to get things wrong until they understand that this situation does not pertain to law, this situation pertains to acts and statute, the court he referred to is a bulk stamping centre and although it's titled as a court no one is tried and there are no courtrooms, just thousands of fake court papers. Don't fall for it, if ever someone knocks on your door ask who they are but never give your name, when they say enforcement or some other stupid word just shut the door.and report a prowler.
Perfectly legal to clamp the vehicle if it is on her own property or on public property. I am afraid the bailiff is able to do this and the guy recording has all the wrong information on what the bailiff can and can't do. The car is clamped for potential removal for sale to pay off whatever the debt was. The Bailiff cannot give information regarding the debtor or the debt to to anyone other than the debtor or a representative of the debtor, provided the debtor is present to give authority or signs a letter of authority giving the bailiff permission to speak to that person. Claiming the debtor has not heard anything, but the guy with the camera seems to know it was for a parking charge is contrary. How do you know what the debt is for if you haven't been told? If you want to protect your car from being clamped or removed, park it on a neighbours drive as it cannot be clamped or removed from private property, other than the owner of vehicle's property.
There’s a bailiff forum and people have posted regarding this incident. This bailiffs name and his home address are on that comment section. Take a look, maybe someone wants to visit him personally ? Can’t abide bullies.
The DVLA clamped my car on Monday because I forgot my tax was due. Phoned then and paid my road tax and after the payment I asked them to come remove the clamp and they told me it would cost me £160 haha cut it off with an angle grinder 5 minutes later and used my own padlock to chain the clamp to my garden fence 😂 it's still chained there as they came out to get the clamp and I told them they can't break the padlock as its criminal damage
You need to secure the wheel clamp to an un-removeable object on the property. Attach a notice on it saying that you are prepared to remove the lock on payment of a fee of £1000 or at a discounted fee of £500 if it is paid within 24 hours. Payment must be by bankers draft only. No company Cheques are acceptable.
It's a shake down, since for them NOT complying means NOT asking anyone you know to give you money since their ENTIRE business model is based on intimidating ppl into their families bailing them out NOT collecting their money from the actual debtor who obviously has NO money. This means they threaten to seize all their assets, and tell you they YOU have to prove who owns it. That's a outright lie, in fact, they aren't even allowed to seize your goods unless it covers the FULL debt. Thus they get you onto a payment plan (hopefully something unaffordable) and thus sign a controlled goods agreement which means that you're both PAYING the debt AND they own you're property.
I had this exact same thing. Waited for them to go. The clamp magically disappeared. Had police about a week later looked around my kitchen asked me off I removed it. No. Goodbye. Heard nothing since. 😁
well done, re removal of clamps. I think there is a 'clamp fairy' who acts for the greater good of humanity, they remove clamps then disappear, and no one ever finds out who they are...
its ok lawmakers, pass another law on top of the 3 million statutes and acts not laws legally not lawfully binding..the people will have to follow it, or we will force them to..just any law really its ok we dont need to cote on it just pass it buy only if we get a backhander and it helps other coorps (i.e corpse dead legal entities) and and if it harms living people that will be better, and attach some moral grounds to it,.. they have no recourse its law cos we say so..see the problem here when i mirror it the other way, only my mirror is true and happening scary, your example hasn't got yet the force of the will of the people , i wonder why..maybe because people are too decent and policy makers are scum bullies to start with to even contemplate the laws that are there to benefit the whole community as long as that community lives like a slave nuclear family and works for us..while we fkn pedo their kids..
I would have done exactly the same thing,they can't prove who took it and should not be leaving their crap on your property,if it cost them a lock and clamp good.
Woman on phone says what are they going to do , WOW YOU WHAT , ,??????THEY ARE GOING TO TAKE THE BLOODY CAR AWAY , NO THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE A PICNIC WITH SANDWICHES AND BUTTERED SCONES , WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK THEY ARE GOING TO DO . THEY DESERVE TO LOSE THE CAR .
Conrad Weis Problem is the debt is arbitrary and for fake circumstances. Idiots deciding you owe them money isn't debt. That's extortion. Pay our fee & stay seudo free? That's most of what I've seen.
That guy is a High Court enforcement officer not a bailiff, holding a High Court warrant which instructs him to recover a debt by seizure of property if the debtor does not pay him the debt. All his actions are sanctioned by law and obstructing him is a criminal offence. Your friend is a debtor who has a court order against them to repay a debt and is defying the court. The enforcement officer has the right to enter private property where possible, and to force entry to commercial premises. The best way out of this situation is for your friend to pay up on the day, otherwise the amount owing will increase to cover the added recovery costs. I emphasise, there is no way out of this. If you call the police they will back him up, and might even arrest you for obstruction.
A bailiff (enforcement agent) would be able to clamp the car too if instructed under a warrant of control. A high court enforcement officer is known as a bailiff as well, but instructed by the high court rather than county court or magistrates' court.
High court enforcement officers are instructed to deal with civil matters too. Replevideo is jumping to conclusions but being a county court civil matter does not disclude high court enforcement from enforcing the debt.
That is the true facts but there seems to be so many would-be lawyers here giving stupid advice and believe they can just go through life and not pay their debts.
But the law states that they have to show the warrant on request and if asked to leave they have to leave but if they have a warrant they have a right of to in the property but 9 times out of 10 the court won't give sign a warrant so they blackmail their way into the house
No matter the person or person`s involved, at some point they all step over that insensible line that separates what you`re getting away with and the complexly unacceptable
@@mikekemp9877 So you received a summary county court judgement and your claiming it didn't effect your credit rating.... OK mate... Reality, that's not correct, I've been a mortgage financial adviser for over 20 yrs and if you receive a CCJ, it really does reduce the number of lenders whom will consider providing credit to you and you will find the rates and fees much higher (ie 39.9% for a car instead of 4.99%). It can also cause you to be declined from insurers such as L&V. If a summary CCJ is issued and not settled within 30 days it remains on your credit file for 6 years, unless you are able to set aside via a court application and have the case heard in court, but that costs yet more admin fees so you are much better to file a defence to Northampton County Court and turn up to your local county court on the day and have your chance to win without any further hassle whatsoever. It's alright for people on here to make claims, but I've seen so many CCJ's on credit files courtesy of Northampton County Court, so irrespective of no judges been there, it still screws you up if you ignore.
They take the car to cover the debt, but do they ever return the cash difference? They'll get more than 500 for that car so they make a profit on the debt
As for the fact of the man saying about him being a bailiff a bailiff has no right to walk into any persons property unless he is a High Court sheriff as shown by Can't pay we'll take it away. To act without showing the writ of removal when asked for is completely unacceptable
If your local to Haringey there clamps come off like butter the top link is a weak point just put a bar thru the link and twist, also if he trys walking around your house get the hose out and wet him its not illegal to wash your drive.
LEXICO You need a pair of mole gribs to snap the 1inch piece of metal that semi shields the chain were it is welded to the triangle, Also the chain links are quiet small so you need to narrow the end of you're crowbar tip . I have a 3ft crowbar with a narrow tip which takes clamps off quicker than they can put them on,And it's always in my boot . And I always make clamps on my car my property. And then i tell them your clamp is now my clamp ,Cheerio
Thanks for you're comments on this subject . But believe you me if I had a picture of these thugs when I make there clamp my clamp 30 secs after they put it on . 🙂👍
Glad we don't live there! When I was single I had sheriffs come to my house & it was an illegal eviction needless to say my ex landlord ended up paying $500 for their services. It's not good here either!!
Since the owner of the car may not be the same as the registered keeper, can't someone else claim the car belongs to them, then have the clamp removed?
This makes me laugh he has clamped the car but he has got no right . I have had a few clamps put on but now they don't bother coz it cost them too much money especially when I clamp their vehicles.
if only the people knew this is all illegal, based on intimidation, threats and fear, those on here making silly comments, let them carry on paying these scum bags, the UK is full of sheep.
@@wulfricvonspot If people just paid their debt they would have no problems. and for the record what they do is quite legal so please stop giving out wrong advice on teh matter.
Why doesn’t someone organise something. We need to get together and put a stop to fines doubling, and trebling from £48 to £1000,s of Pounds in a matter of weeks!! It’s obscene that we, the People, are letting them get away with it!!
Those clamps are easy to remove without damage...3 bolts from top of suspension strut...job done...then put your clamp on their clamp and send them an invoice for illegal parking...
Bailiffs can clamp cars on private land if it is parked at the home address, or on public rd. If it is parked on someone’s else’s driveway ( with their permission) they can not clamp it. Bailiffs have no right to enter a home without a court order
LOL He put a cheaper lock on it because he didn't want his good lock getting damaged when it got cut off....He knew ya'll would remove it after he left. It's no 'strange reason', it was good thinking on his part....
they do this with impunity, fully aware that it is illegal & fully aware that it will never go to court. you can call the company office & allow them 1 hour to remove their equipment, thereafter, you can legally remove it & bill them for your time, any loss of commerce, disruption to your daily activities & charge them storage fees for the time it takes for them to collect their property. Not that this is ever exercised.
I have assisted customers of mine in these matters. It is apparent that all the so called "enforcement agent" is interested in is earning dubious fees. Every case I have acted in has ended up in a debt repayment plan ! Local authorities are the worse culprits. They care little about the individual circumstances of small business and individuals. I have no problem with a legitimate debt being recovered. But in a modern digital age "enforcement agents" are stone age for all but the most extreme avoiders. The courts can attach a bank account or earnings or benefits at a rate that a debtor can afford. The obvious crooks who defraud should be dealt with by the police. No one should have to deal with bully boy tactics.
you did a great job mate i hope there more ppl like you around or like you said there will be more deaths of the disabled and menterly ill ppl will suffer
talk sense . if it is a mobility vehicle they cant ,the blue badge means nothing,unless in parking , they check if you own the car and it is possible they can use it to pay the debt that you owe .dont be silly people know they owe money and refuse to pay for which ever reason ,and that do gooder should go to work unless he will demand his wages from the lady also .for sticking his nose in what doesnot concern him ,all those people are after is money owed to others by the courts .pay your debts . and rent if a private tenant .
No They can NOT do this read the taking control of goods act 2014, you have the right to cut off the clamp and dispose of the clamp if they do not collect it within a time period. The only people who can do this is High court enforcement officers
SEE the following www.nationalbailiffadvice.uk You may be a victim of an ANPR drive-by clamping event. Your options are: The debt is someone else's, make an Interpleader Claim If the vehicle is on finance, HP or leased, apply for an emergency injunction If you didn't know about the traffic penalty, appeal the penalty which suspends the enforcement If you moved recently, and the address on the warrant is wrong, apply for a detailed assessment hearing and suspend the enforcement If money has already been taken, do a fee recovery and a claim for damages If the vehicle is clamped on private land that is not where you live or trade, apply for an emergency injunction. Cutting off the wheel-clamp Deploy Pay & Reclaim See if the debt, or the enforcement is unlawful See whether you have grounds to stop the action Let the bailiff take the vehicle, then deploy pay & reclaim at the compound and claim damages Let the bailiff take the vehicle and send the V5 to DVLA the vehicle has been scrapped Check thoroughly, the clamp is actually secured to the wheel. Some clamps can be removed by unravelling the chain from the wheel without damaging it, or picking the lock. If the clamp is not secured, the vehicle is not immobilised. The law clearly states the bailiff must "secure the goods" to take control of them. Paragraph 13(1)(a) and (b) Of Schedule 12 of the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007. Resting a piece of metal against the wheel is not securing the goods. If the vehicle on a highway, the bailiff WILL call a truck and remove it within 2 hours. If you are not sure whether your vehicle is on a highway, see this definition of a highway Make a comprehensive video and photographs to record the vehicle's condition. It WILL get damaged if the vehicle is removed to a compound which the bailiff is liable, but you must prove the damage took place after the bailiff took control of it. Bailiffs always try to wriggle out of a claim. Bailiffs wear body-worn cameras, so their evidence must match yours when proving the time of the damage, otherwise the bailiff's defence fails. You may be an innocent victim of an ANPR drive-by clamping.
It's not illegal to remove the clamp only to damage the clamp. The locks they use on them are a joke. A bit of paper can pick them look up TH-cam videos. You can even do it while there standing there and there's nothing they can do
This can be false information you are passing on. If the high court enforcement officers clamp your car it legally become impounded and you can get into serious trouble for either taking the clamp off or removing the vehicle from its location. You are in effect disobeying a high court order; The vehicle can actually be sold to cover the debt and you have no way of stopping that process of the law other than paying the money YOU owe.
Gary Burch is it not the case that if there is a private financial contract between two parties, (the creditor and the debtor) and there is an alleged breach of contract due to the debtor allegedly defaulting on an agreed payment term, if the creditor sells on the alleged debt incurred to a third party without the knowledge and authorisation of the alleged debtor, then the contract cannot be enforced as it was only an agreement between the creditor and debtor. i believe that how these debt chasers operate is that they buy the alleged debt for a percentage of its supposed value and gamble on the alleged debtor having no knowledge of the system and making arrangements to pay off that supposed debt, therefore potentially profiting from deception (fraud). I use supposed and alleged in the comments as the creditor may have intentionally or unintentionally changed the amount owed in favour of themselves. also the financial system is fraudulent as the medium is not money. it is a faith.based (fiat) currency, therefore it has no inherent value.
In regards that "you can't touch me mate" oh yes you can! People can defend their property with life and liberty .....Sir Edward Coke declares that your house is your “Castle and Fortress” (1604) domus sua cuique est tutissimum refugium. The English judge and jurist Sir Edward Coke (pronounced cook) (1552-1634) declared in a ruling known as Semayne’s Case that there were strict limits on how Sheriffs may enter a person’s house in order to issue writs: That the house of every one is to him as his Castle and Fortress as well for defence against injury and violence, as for his repose; and although the life of man is precious and favoured in law; so that although a man kill another in his defence, or kill one per infortuntun’ (by misfortune), without any intent, yet it is felony, and in such case he shall forfeit his goods and chattels, for the great regard which the law hath of a mans life; But if theeves come to a mans house to rob him, or murder, and the owner or his servants kill any of the theeves in defence of himself and his house, it is no felony, and he shall lose nothing, and therewith agreeth 3 Edw. 3. Coron. 303, & 305. & 26 Ass. pl. 23. So it is holden in 21 Hen. 7. 39. every one may assemble his friends or neighbours to defend his house against violence: But he cannot assemble them to goe with him to the Market or elsewhere to keep him from violence: And the reason of all the same is, because domus sua cuique est tutissimum refugium. [everyone’s house is his safest refuge (“Every man’s home is his castle.”)]
Seriously good luck arguing the toss over reasonable force in a court of law, let alone citing all the above ancient legalese tosh. The enforcement agency will always argue that their employee was just doing their lawful work and the onus will be on *you* to establish the force used was reasonable. Why get into all that for no reason? He managed to stop their action without any force at all.
@@billkosses3808 Your person is your property. As for "let alone citing all the above ancient legalese tosh." You really have no idea who he is do you? *Sir Edward Coke.*
@@barbarossa5700 Although not as weird as responding to a reply to a 4 year old comment, allegedly m'lud. In case you weren't aware, the internet is forevererrrrr.....
It's a bad situation to be in regarding bailiffs and debt collectors. The bailiff only has to fart and the fees get added on and the debt increases by stupid amounts. The same as when they enter a property and start listing items for seizure. As soon as they write something down it goes up by hundreds. It should be banned. It should not be allowed to go 100% above the original debt.
every case is different, these scum sometimes get called out in error, and their paper work is never backed up by law. That is why we need local groups set up to stop these thugs taking your property.
Do like they do here. If the fine isn't paid in 30 days, you get your regustration pulled and you have to turn your plates in. $5/a day after the 31st day. 60 days and they suspend your license. Driving on a suspended in New York is aggravated unlicensed and that can get you jail time (and don't forget that $5/ day ....but am sure they will pull the plates in the impound yard after they tow your car. ($100 min tow fee, then $100/day in the impound yard). After 30 days in the lot, they auction off your car, starting at what you owe....whatever else goes to the impound yard for the time the car spent there. Anything over that goes to the authority that ticketed you. They don't boot it after 60 days. They tow it. If it's over 30 days, they'll boot it where they find it out in public. Nothing like going to the store on a hot summer day, to come out to find your car booted.....there goes your ice cream. Or in the dead of winter, your day at work is over and you you head out to the lot and your car is gone. Cuz you didn't pay your fine in 60 days. Nothing like your kid not paying the parking ticket they got when they borrowed your car. Each jurisdiction is different. I've never seen a car get booted in someone's driveway. In some areas, that could either get you bitten (or SHOT!!). The only time I know of anybody coming onto your property for not paying is the repo man and you are at least 90 days behind without paying. Most banks will take a partial payment once, maybe twice. As long as they see you are making a good faith effort. Sure, they may impose a minor fee, like $5 or $10 each time, but its worth not losing your car. Some cities will boot your car if you didn't pay for a parking ticket if they catch you parked somewhere on a city street. Then there are private businesses that will either boot or tow your car if you are parked in their lot and leave the lot. There can be great disagreements with that when lots are right next to each other. There is a video out where a family stopped at McDonald's. Mom and kid went into McDonald's, Dad went to the auto parts store next door. The private contractor saw the dad leave the property, so he booted the car. It cost $175 to remove it. Then there was the truck driver that stopped at Walmart to get prescription medications. Came out to his truck being booted. It cost him $1000 to get it off. It's a big rip off
People who don’t pay their bills should be in prison. A debtors prison like in Dickens time with rats and cold and little bars up to street level. I’m a banker and these people disgust me. I work hard
You can pick those locks with a lock pick set from e bay for £9.99, and a little practice, that way no criminal damage to the clamp occurs, you then have the ability to hold them to a fee for the return of it.
The clamp was taken off by a man passing by, we are not aware how he did it, but the clamp was not damaged, but the bailiff put a cheap lock on before he went.... odd
dover one foxtrot Yep u can indeed, i only have a thumb and part of adjacent finger working on each hand and after practice and a few good vids i can open pretty much any yale type lock or padlock in around 15 seconds with no damage.
dover one foxtrot Any padlock can be opened in less than 5 mins, just by pulling down gently on it and tapping the side that clicks down with a hammer/something with a bit of weight. they ping open with no damage
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Set up your local 'Bailiff Action Group' (BAG) today.
Set up a facebook page, you only need a few people to be available to go to victims houses and stand on the property between the bailiff and the private property being threateded. It may not end the case but it will give the victim time to take stock of situation and protect their goods from these private parasite companies. Victims can still contest the case at this level as no high court authority has been issued. Cases like this are mainly involving PCNs or Council Tax, and the actions of the 'Private Debt Companies' are over zealous and disproportionate to the original fine or debt. It is morally and legally wrong.
Always act peacefully and lawfully, never make threats, in fact, say very little. Never give them an excuse to involve the police.
Matters like this are 'Civil' matters not 'Criminal' matters.
Matters like this, at this stage, are not backed up by any hight court writ or judge. So it is a legal 'grey area' that the Police do not want to get involved with. In some cases, if the police facilitate the actions of a bailiff, who is acting outside the law, the Police can be assisting an illegal act (a crime) and thus acting outside of their oath to protect the public.
Debt Enforcement is big business in the UK, the many multi- billion pound private companies are not regulated by a government body and it's time they were. So, until there is such regulation to protect the poor and vulnerable, we 'The People' should unite and act on mass, to protect each other from these thugs.
Your local council is as much to blame, write to your local MP to stop this epidemic of selling minor debt to private companies.
Remind them of Jerome Rogers, killed by his debt and by the actions of a debt enforcement company.
Power to the People.
High Court Enforcement Officers can be used to enforce county court judgements, available to some creditors were the debt meets the criteria (over £600 and not regulated by the Consumer Credit Act 1974). They have no more power than county court enforcement agents/bailiffs enforcing a CCJ but the fees are more and they can add statutory interest to the debt at 8%. Even where a debt is enforced by HCEOs, it is still the county court which deals with any application to challenge or set-aside the judgement.
If you dont watch Windows on the World .. find it on youtube mate its good to listen too about all this expand your mind!!
wulfricvonspot help people get out of paying for their debts. Yay.
wulfricvonspot
helping victims of this debt culture, open your tiny mind.
I removed one with a angle grinder left it on door step. They returned and picked it up then called the police to say I removed it. Police asked to interview me for alleged criminal damage. It was a voluntary interview which I did not have to attend but I did just for the pure entertainment. They asked me did I remove it as there were no witnesses, I said no obviously 🙄 case closed. Scum bag bailiff was gutted ☹️ and he never returned to my house 😂😂😂😂👏😎
If the car is on private property then you can rightfully remove that clamp, the court warrant is a public warrant, public and private cannot mix
CORRECT - CUT IT OFF
The fact that he was parked outside her house for like 7 hours is really creapy. Thumbs up to the guy who filmed he was a very loyal friend to her 👍🏻
I'm new to these types of video but already I can see a pattern: they really hope the victim is ignorant of the legal definition of harrassment, intimidation and menacing.
7 + hours waiting What a TOTAL CREEP!!! & WEIRDO!!!!
Three years ago all people should realize one are better of paying their bills .
The ignorants ...jeesh...
As long as they don't see who removed the clamp they have no one to prosecute
jack up the car remove the wheel,remove clamp,no damage no crime,replace wheel and go for a drive..simple.
The clamps top chain goes over the top of the drive shaft behind the suspension leg, taking the wheel off won't release the clamp, you'd have to remove the wheel and separate the suspension leg and drive shaft to get the clamp off, totally possible but 1-2 hour job!
@@COL-1 petrol disc cutter 10 seconds or less
Wow 7 hrs and still didn’t get his money. What a lovely friend you are and all done without shouting and swearing, respect to you.
An object lesson in how win a battle by remaining calm.
Everybody should carry super glue and use it on every clamp they find . Clamping lasted a day in France because all the locks were superglued .
Landy Rover
I wonder if it would work on the door locks at the office he works out of.
Can you sue the towtruck driver for trespassing on your land and the bailf for steeling the car??????.
This is 5 years ago. By now ,i recon you learned you better pay what your ow.
Ignorance is staggering.
If I was police officer and I was called to a incident like this, I would only need to call the local court and ask them, did you issue a warrant of control against this person and than I would nick the enforcement agent for 1) wasting police time, 2) aggravated trespass, the penalty is three months inside 3) causing obstruction on a public highway, 4) a fraudulent warrant, trying to obtain money. 5) data protection act of 2018,, 6) unlawful punishment of debtors act 1970.
I had car once that was clamped. It "fell off" somehow. Never heard about it again.
Love it 😂
Me2 but some random person was seen cutting it off with a angle grinder and even took the evidence away 🙄
Funny that, I had the same thing happen to me, must have been a defective batch of clamps! 🤣
Was probably indian high court scam center devision department they always trye get money in ransom
They make unusual garden chairs and tables
Fair play to the guy going there and standing up for the lady. Top man.
we can all do it... and soon 1000s of people will be taking these thugs on, things are changing.
Aamir Zabair Gentleman, good on you for helping.
3 peoplewho dont pay bills
@@stanley2532 just coz someone owes money doesn't mean they don't pay bills, I agree some it is, but that's not the case here. People get behind on payments for all sorts of reasons, it doesn't mean they just outright refuse to pay but a lot of times these companies will send it off to bailiffs for one missed payment without even trying to resolve it with a payment plan.
Clamping on Private Land was banned on 2010.
Thats was just for 'illegal parking' if it happens on say parks that were and are owned by the council, councils are the only organise that can clamp cars with out a court order.
Had my car clamped a few months ago by the DVLA. The driver of the lorry that came back to lift my car told me that they can’t clamp a car on the drive or lift the car if it’s on the drive. He also said remove the clamp and throw it for the scrap man. 😂
The removal fee is just that a removal fee not a fine. Just don’t let them see you removing the clamp.
Remember 'Traffic Enforcement Control' At Northamton, is not a real court... They are a bulking centre, they stamp paperwork from councils, then pass them on to Private Debt Enforcemnt Companies. Remember this when they knock on your door, they are acting illegally, just act peaceful and lawful, and stand between them and your car. Never let them into you house. Job done.
Exactly, these so called warrants are not worth the paper they are written on, he should have phoned the police and had the clown done for trespass , he has him on video.
red Trespass is a civil ,'offence,' not a criminal offence. Therefore the police gave no powers. However, the property owner DOES have the legal right to use reasonable force to remove a trespasser.
It only becomes a criminal matter when it becomes aggravated trespass, ie when you ask someone to leave private property and they refuse to do so. Then you can call the pigs and the perpetrators could be arrested if they had no legal entitlement to be on the property.
NB, your cars interior is private property. To the above applies to your vehicle as well.
Plus no judge there to sign these warrants.
I think they buy the debt then go round on dodgy paperwork.
Remover that bullshit advice when your in cuffs and watching them legally take your shit away, forever, waaaaa
Isn't it a traffic violation (ticketable offence) to leave your engine idling? But he's okay clamping on private property though.
please all remember if a clamp is UNLAWFULLY put on a vehicle it can be LAWFULLY removed - CUT THE CLAMP OFF AND BIN IT IN ANOTHER AREA
In case you’re unaware, we got rid of them in Scotland ages ago. I can’t remember how it was done, but I think there was a law change here after multiple enforcements went badly wrong for the agents, and it persisted. Much in the same way as the tables were turned on those who attacked Glasgow Airport. They were severely beaten up while on fire, and as a direct result, there hasn’t been another terror attack attempted in Scotland since.
Uhm, Mr. Baliff, Criminal Damage has to be proven in a civil litigation, its not a legal matter. Learn the law will you.
these bullies act illegally every day, that's people are now fighting back.
Criminal Damage is a chargeable offence under Criminal Damage Act 1971. Not that anyone would prosecute you for cutting the clamp, but you never know.
I can see you removed the clamp and placed it outside against the external wall of the house. You photographed that. You had no legal duty to store or protect that clamp from theft. They left it on your drive so you leave it on your drive. If it goes missing, ie some passing youth steal it....well, it ain't your fault *wink wink*.
@@ZygimantasAlawful excuse you can cut it off
I got clamped once , the clamp is now at the bottom of the Thames . Also arrived back at my car on another time to see that a tow truck was about to lift my car, so i jumped in the driver's side and so they had to abandon what they were doing under health and safety regs
"you're just making things worse" Yes, I am, bc I'm actually calling you on your shit, and informing the debtor of their ACTUAL rights!
Help him load his "clamp" into his car, throw it through the big back side window.
Thanks Gerald Thompson, for this, Look up the 'Bill of contracts act ! 1777 ? or Exchange of contracts act! Any private dept collection firm , is chasing monies that have already been written off ! they have in essence bought a dept ! and try to get this money from you. for any dept to be legal ! the two parties must have both signed A CONTRACT ! any dept collecting company must show the contract you signed with them ! or have the contract from the people who you signed the contract with ! but for any dept to be written off ! one part of the contract 'legally binding' is forfeited ! in a nut shell ! they are trying to chase money that they have no real chance of getting , they have bought the dept at their own risk ! Always ask to see a copy of the contract you have signed !which makes it legally binding ! they will NOT and can Not show it to you ! because for a dept to written off that contract is nul&void
What you say about debt collection companies is true, but If they're unsuccessful in collecting the debt they can go through the County Court, if they win they ask for the debt (plus costs) to be enforced. The debt collection company cannot enforce the debt, if they start bullying you, you can call the police. The validity of all this business about contracts will be decided by the court.
The County Court may do the enforcement, but it takes time and is not always successful. The creditor (eg debt collection firm) can transfer the matter to the High Court for enforcement. This is where the enforcement agents that you see on the telly appear. They will have a warrant issued by the High Court which sets out what they can and can't do. There are criminal offences (and the police can be involved) if you obstruct them, assault them or damage their property, or if they break into your property, assault you and so on.
How do I know this? Experience from both sides of the fence. Money Saving Expert and WHICH? websites have sound advice on this matter. What was the ultimate outcome?
If someone is not a Bailiff and is on your property and refuse to leave are you allowed to use reasonable force to remove them .
This government is a disgrace.
I thought bailiffs aren't allowed to clamp cars on private land.
They can indeed, the only place they cannot is on private property not owned by the debtor EI a relatives or friends property. it's still possible for bailiffs to seize a car on such private property however they need a special warrant to do so. your home, business or in a public place is fair game. However in this case I suspect his actions were illegal, as it appear he was not a Bailiff.
I had the same problem with Torbay council some 5 years ago, unfortunately, I had a stupid wife who did not use some common sense, and sit in the car and allowed the car to be stolen with my Trade Tools, and further damaged the car. whilst in the possession of it. I am not either started legalities because I have six years to prosecute the bastards, but I did get the bailiff fired from his job, with Ross and Roberts and through Somerset County Courts, but the war is not over.
just cut the clamp off and deny everything !!!
They just come back
Put up a gate with a lock on - then it's breaking and entering xxx
So it is ok to rip off the business person who is owed the debt?
@@gemcat1603 That's not business , They're parasites !!
@@gemcat1603 preying on people in in vulnerable situations and selling them loans at stupid interest rates is not a business its a scam
the court paperwork also must be signed and stamped by the court otherwise he has no right to be on the property.
A 'Warrant of Control' is NOT a 'Warrant of Entry'. He has ZERO authority to enter private property, which includes the driveway.
Well done Sir; people should start getting into the frame of mind, that parking tickets, should be a means of guaranteeing someone's right to move around a place, without hindrances -and I think particularly to all the fragile people, the old, the pregnant, the lesser able - and not a means to some shroud Council to embold their "revenues" often pushing people into a spiral of despair. So, start reclaiming the parking areas subject to unreasonable fees.
well said, remember Jerome Rogers who was pushed to suicide by the same situation as this.
Fun fact: if you park a vehicle on a neighbouring drive, the enforcement agency cannot touch that vehicle.
(Obviously get permission of the owner of the drive way first)
Incorrect if it’s not on your property they can take it ,if it’s on your private property they can’t unless they are a certified bailiff a repossession agent has no court appointed power unlike a certified bailiff
@@markcaswell715 that's actually wrong and I'll tell you why. If you have a car un your name and its put on a neighbours drive way, that is private property and cannot be removed without a warrant for that address. If it is on my drive and they have a warrent for my address it's theirs to take. If it is on a public road or car park they can take it.
The police are never there when they are wanted. We need to make up,our own police force, neighbourhood police force. Greetings from Northern Ireland.
Apart from all the BS from this jobsworth 'Enforcement officer' ... just look at the way he left the attached clamp (leaning outwards) between 19:21 and 19:23 - THAT'S seriously dangerous as someone walking past - especially in the dark - could easily walk into it. Surely he could/should be prosecuted for that, under the Health & Safety Act?! Just a thought, potentially for future similar situations, as we need to use all the 'legal' ammunition we have against these thugs!
7 hours with hopefully no commission
Those clamps are easy to remove without damaging them, if you know how to change a wheel.
Ive seen one vid where someone removed one without damaging it and then padlocked it to his fence and the police told the bailiff he would either have to pay what the guy was demanding to unlock the padlock, or be arrested for criminal damage when he removes it himself... Or abandon it 😂
Yes seen it 😂😂
Class
I cut 7 clamps but unfortunately last one he clamped it and within 20 minutes the tow truck was there i sat in the car they called the police when the police arrive they were bias unprofessional and the told you must pay or they take your car they have a court order i didn't know at the time that there is a rule of exempt goods like if you work with your car (taxi driver) they can not seize it
I had to pay
If the person who owns that white car hasn’t been paying the loan agreement then the bailiff has every right to clamp it
The person who owns the white car, owns it, this bully was contracted from warwickshire county council on a dubious parking ticket... this is the state of the UK, you might be next, time we all set up Bailiff action groups.
Wrong information; first to take the matter to the High Court is not expensive and if the debtor does not heed the writ issued by the High Court then it is quite legal to remove goods from your property to recover the debt and actually take a car and sell it at auction after 7 days to cover the debt. any surplus money from the sale is returned to the debtor. If goods are on finance then they cannot be seized. If you say the goods belong to someone else then the onus is on that person to prove they owns the goods. The judge at the High Court can place any order he wishes on the High Court Writ.
pay your feakin bills people that simple everyone recordes these videos is the wrong ones. PAY YOUR BILLS THEN NO PROBLEM DUH STUPID
@@ginachenney5733 must be a snowflake pays up! just what they won't.
It was for a parking ticket!!!
Well done I'm proud of your actions your so right keep up your great work because of that I'm a new subscriber
I hope she never paid. There are people from " Beat the bailiff" who can help and tell you what to do. Don't park your car on your own drive without gates. Park it at friends or relatives. A multistorey car park is also a good place. It is too narrow for a tow truck with the ramps.
Just thugs and our police lend and help in allowing these pirates to bully vulnerable people police who are paid by taxpayers
My friend, you are saying too much, never tells your enemy's what you are going to do. You will never win the 'war', if you reveal your plans to the enemy. Too much information!
When he turned around and said its going to keep going up sir was the point to call the police and have him arrested for extortion .
Everyone will continue to get things wrong until they understand that this situation does not pertain to law, this situation pertains to acts and statute, the court he referred to is a bulk stamping centre and although it's titled as a court no one is tried and there are no courtrooms, just thousands of fake court papers.
Don't fall for it, if ever someone knocks on your door ask who they are but never give your name, when they say enforcement or some other stupid word just shut the door.and report a prowler.
Perfectly legal to clamp the vehicle if it is on her own property or on public property. I am afraid the bailiff is able to do this and the guy recording has all the wrong information on what the bailiff can and can't do. The car is clamped for potential removal for sale to pay off whatever the debt was. The Bailiff cannot give information regarding the debtor or the debt to to anyone other than the debtor or a representative of the debtor, provided the debtor is present to give authority or signs a letter of authority giving the bailiff permission to speak to that person. Claiming the debtor has not heard anything, but the guy with the camera seems to know it was for a parking charge is contrary. How do you know what the debt is for if you haven't been told? If you want to protect your car from being clamped or removed, park it on a neighbours drive as it cannot be clamped or removed from private property, other than the owner of vehicle's property.
He was a debt enforcer not a baliff
when bailiffs kids see this they will feel mugged up with there friends .. what a bad job to do
There’s a bailiff forum and people have posted regarding this incident. This bailiffs name and his home address are on that comment section. Take a look, maybe someone wants to visit him personally ? Can’t abide bullies.
The DVLA clamped my car on Monday because I forgot my tax was due. Phoned then and paid my road tax and after the payment I asked them to come remove the clamp and they told me it would cost me £160 haha cut it off with an angle grinder 5 minutes later and used my own padlock to chain the clamp to my garden fence 😂 it's still chained there as they came out to get the clamp and I told them they can't break the padlock as its criminal damage
You need to secure the wheel clamp to an un-removeable object on the property. Attach a notice on it saying that you are prepared to remove the lock on payment of a fee of £1000 or at a discounted fee of £500 if it is paid within 24 hours. Payment must be by bankers draft only. No company Cheques are acceptable.
It's a shake down, since for them NOT complying means NOT asking anyone you know to give you money since their ENTIRE business model is based on intimidating ppl into their families bailing them out NOT collecting their money from the actual debtor who obviously has NO money. This means they threaten to seize all their assets, and tell you they YOU have to prove who owns it. That's a outright lie, in fact, they aren't even allowed to seize your goods unless it covers the FULL debt. Thus they get you onto a payment plan (hopefully something unaffordable) and thus sign a controlled goods agreement which means that you're both PAYING the debt AND they own you're property.
very true, the system works on bullying and intimidation.
Outstanding coverage , love it
thank you time we all stood up and fought back.
2 hours idling engine.
That's against the law.
I had this exact same thing. Waited for them to go. The clamp magically disappeared. Had police about a week later looked around my kitchen asked me off I removed it. No. Goodbye. Heard nothing since. 😁
well done, re removal of clamps. I think there is a 'clamp fairy' who acts for the greater good of humanity, they remove clamps then disappear, and no one ever finds out who they are...
are you on drugs?
its ok lawmakers, pass another law on top of the 3 million statutes and acts not laws legally not lawfully binding..the people will have to follow it, or we will force them to..just any law really its ok we dont need to cote on it just pass it buy only if we get a backhander and it helps other coorps (i.e corpse dead legal entities) and and if it harms living people that will be better, and attach some moral grounds to it,.. they have no recourse its law cos we say so..see the problem here when i mirror it the other way, only my mirror is true and happening scary, your example hasn't got yet the force of the will of the people , i wonder why..maybe because people are too decent and policy makers are scum bullies to start with to even contemplate the laws that are there to benefit the whole community as long as that community lives like a slave nuclear family and works for us..while we fkn pedo their kids..
I would have done exactly the same thing,they can't prove who took it and should not be leaving their crap on your property,if it cost them a lock and clamp good.
@Adam Thomson You really are a sheep, though... Just sayin...
Woman on phone says what are they going to do , WOW YOU WHAT , ,??????THEY ARE GOING TO TAKE THE BLOODY CAR AWAY , NO THEY ARE GOING TO HAVE A PICNIC WITH SANDWICHES AND BUTTERED SCONES , WHAT THE HELL DO YOU THINK THEY ARE GOING TO DO . THEY DESERVE TO LOSE THE CAR .
no car was taken away.
Well done mate, respect!
It's the uniform that does it. Makes people act outrageous.
That’s too funny. The bailiffs ringtone was Bad to the Bone. Someone thinks highly of them-self. Hahaha.
And the problem is that many of the judges in the Country Courts aren't familiar with these practices and just sign warrants on a whim.
Tell your lady to pay her bills & she won't need more white knight performances in the future.
Conrad Weis
Problem is the debt is arbitrary and for fake circumstances.
Idiots deciding you owe them money isn't debt. That's extortion. Pay our fee & stay seudo free?
That's most of what I've seen.
Make something nice out of the pretty metal plate and give it to them as a gift.
That guy is a High Court enforcement officer not a bailiff, holding a High Court warrant which instructs him to recover a debt by seizure of property if the debtor does not pay him the debt. All his actions are sanctioned by law and obstructing him is a criminal offence. Your friend is a debtor who has a court order against them to repay a debt and is defying the court. The enforcement officer has the right to enter private property where possible, and to force entry to commercial premises. The best way out of this situation is for your friend to pay up on the day, otherwise the amount owing will increase to cover the added recovery costs. I emphasise, there is no way out of this. If you call the police they will back him up, and might even arrest you for obstruction.
A bailiff (enforcement agent) would be able to clamp the car too if instructed under a warrant of control. A high court enforcement officer is known as a bailiff as well, but instructed by the high court rather than county court or magistrates' court.
High court enforcement officers are instructed to deal with civil matters too. Replevideo is jumping to conclusions but being a county court civil matter does not disclude high court enforcement from enforcing the debt.
That is the true facts but there seems to be so many would-be lawyers here giving stupid advice and believe they can just go through life and not pay their debts.
"disclude" lol
But the law states that they have to show the warrant on request and if asked to leave they have to leave but if they have a warrant they have a right of to in the property but 9 times out of 10 the court won't give sign a warrant so they blackmail their way into the house
No matter the person or person`s involved, at some point they all step over that insensible line that separates what you`re getting away with and the complexly unacceptable
NO COUNTY COURT - NORTHAMPTON BULK BUSINESS CENTRE (No Judges)
Aye, but you can file a defence and then it's moved to your local county court. Northampton bulk centre is for judgement claims made online.
@@adamskyj69 cannot issue legal warrents
@@mikekemp9877 But will affect a persons credit rating. Better to file a defence and have day in court than ignore or pretend it will just go away.
@@adamskyj69 never affected mine
@@mikekemp9877 So you received a summary county court judgement and your claiming it didn't effect your credit rating.... OK mate... Reality, that's not correct, I've been a mortgage financial adviser for over 20 yrs and if you receive a CCJ, it really does reduce the number of lenders whom will consider providing credit to you and you will find the rates and fees much higher (ie 39.9% for a car instead of 4.99%). It can also cause you to be declined from insurers such as L&V. If a summary CCJ is issued and not settled within 30 days it remains on your credit file for 6 years, unless you are able to set aside via a court application and have the case heard in court, but that costs yet more admin fees so you are much better to file a defence to Northampton County Court and turn up to your local county court on the day and have your chance to win without any further hassle whatsoever. It's alright for people on here to make claims, but I've seen so many CCJ's on credit files courtesy of Northampton County Court, so irrespective of no judges been there, it still screws you up if you ignore.
They take the car to cover the debt, but do they ever return the cash difference? They'll get more than 500 for that car so they make a profit on the debt
almost your entire paycheck goes to pay taxes. (For what?)
How dare you falter paying debts while trying to eek out a living raising your family.
As for the fact of the man saying about him being a bailiff a bailiff has no right to walk into any persons property unless he is a High Court sheriff as shown by Can't pay we'll take it away. To act without showing the writ of removal when asked for is completely unacceptable
If your local to Haringey there clamps come off like butter the top link is a weak point just put a bar thru the link and twist, also if he trys walking around your house get the hose out and wet him its not illegal to wash your drive.
Lexico No I've taken many clamps off in Haringey and Waltham forest. Pick the locks takes 2 mins the most.
asad shah I'm not that quick picking locks I just brute force them
LEXICO You need a pair of mole gribs to snap the 1inch piece of metal that semi shields the chain were it is welded to the triangle, Also the chain links are quiet small so you need to narrow the end of you're crowbar tip . I have a 3ft crowbar with a narrow tip which takes clamps off quicker than they can put them on,And it's always in my boot . And I always make clamps on my car my property. And then i tell them your clamp is now my clamp ,Cheerio
nikki curtis yep mole grips are the 1...I like concrete breaker bar the sharp end works a treat with the leverage
Thanks for you're comments on this subject . But believe you me if I had a picture of these thugs when I make there clamp my clamp 30 secs after they put it on . 🙂👍
Does his insurance company know he's using his car for business 🤔
Glad we don't live there! When I was single I had sheriffs come to my house & it was an illegal eviction needless to say my ex landlord ended up paying $500 for their services. It's not good here either!!
Since the owner of the car may not be the same as the registered keeper, can't someone else claim the car belongs to them, then have the clamp removed?
This makes me laugh he has clamped the car but he has got no right . I have had a few clamps put on but now they don't bother coz it cost them too much money especially when I clamp their vehicles.
if only the people knew this is all illegal, based on intimidation, threats and fear, those on here making silly comments, let them carry on paying these scum bags, the UK is full of sheep.
@@wulfricvonspot If people just paid their debt they would have no problems. and for the record what they do is quite legal so please stop giving out wrong advice on teh matter.
@@johnrobinson1020 lol and people hate on america
@@johnrobinson1020 It's not legal in any way.
Why doesn’t someone organise something. We need to get together and put a stop to fines doubling, and trebling from £48 to £1000,s of Pounds in a matter of weeks!! It’s obscene that we, the People, are letting them get away with it!!
Nice one mate, fine bit of work
Those clamps are easy to remove without damage...3 bolts from top of suspension strut...job done...then put your clamp on their clamp and send them an invoice for illegal parking...
is it me or are they not allowed to clamp cars on PRIVATE LAND
Bailiffs can clamp cars on private land if it is parked at the home address, or on public rd. If it is parked on someone’s else’s driveway ( with their permission) they can not clamp it. Bailiffs have no right to enter a home without a court order
Top man n great mate well done buddy.
I love America, we actually have laws against this
If they don't pay . Hook and book. America 👍😎🇺🇸
LOL He put a cheaper lock on it because he didn't want his good lock getting damaged when it got cut off....He knew ya'll would remove it after he left. It's no 'strange reason', it was good thinking on his part....
he was acting illegally for all 7 hours
they do this with impunity, fully aware that it is illegal & fully aware that it will never go to court. you can call the company office & allow them 1 hour to remove their equipment, thereafter, you can legally remove it & bill them for your time, any loss of commerce, disruption to your daily activities & charge them storage fees for the time it takes for them to collect their property. Not that this is ever exercised.
This doesn't happen often here in the States. We have guns and angle grinders.
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I have assisted customers of mine in these matters. It is apparent that all the so called "enforcement agent" is interested in is earning dubious fees. Every case I have acted in has ended up in a debt repayment plan ! Local authorities are the worse culprits. They care little about the individual circumstances of small business and individuals. I have no problem with a legitimate debt being recovered. But in a modern digital age "enforcement agents" are stone age for all but the most extreme avoiders. The courts can attach a bank account or earnings or benefits at a rate that a debtor can afford. The obvious crooks who defraud should be dealt with by the police. No one should have to deal with bully boy tactics.
The enforcement agent is obstructing the driveway of the adjacent property by parking alongside a dropped curb.
he was, and he should have moved it, but these bullies act unlawfully.
you did a great job mate i hope there more ppl like you around or like you said there will be more deaths of the disabled and menterly ill ppl will suffer
I am only following orders !!! Now where have we heard that before.
the nazis
Since 2012, it has been a criminal offence to clamp a vehicle on private property.
If there is a valid blue badge (Disabled) in the car, then even with a High Court Writ they cant take the car.
talk sense . if it is a mobility vehicle they cant ,the blue badge means nothing,unless in parking , they check if you own the car and it is possible they can use it to pay the debt that you owe .dont be silly people know they owe money and refuse to pay for which ever reason ,and that do gooder should go to work unless he will demand his wages from the lady also .for sticking his nose in what doesnot concern him ,all those people are after is money owed to others by the courts .pay your debts . and rent if a private tenant .
They can't take the car with a valid blue badge on display
No They can NOT do this read the taking control of goods act 2014, you have the right to cut off the clamp and dispose of the clamp if they do not collect it within a time period. The only people who can do this is High court enforcement officers
Well done that man... you done good by your friend.
we can all do the same, every local area, should have a Bailiff Action Group, it's easy to peacefully obstruct these leeches.
SEE the following www.nationalbailiffadvice.uk
You may be a victim of an ANPR drive-by clamping event.
Your options are:
The debt is someone else's, make an Interpleader Claim
If the vehicle is on finance, HP or leased, apply for an emergency injunction
If you didn't know about the traffic penalty, appeal the penalty which suspends the enforcement
If you moved recently, and the address on the warrant is wrong, apply for a detailed assessment hearing and suspend the enforcement
If money has already been taken, do a fee recovery and a claim for damages
If the vehicle is clamped on private land that is not where you live or trade, apply for an emergency injunction.
Cutting off the wheel-clamp
Deploy Pay & Reclaim
See if the debt, or the enforcement is unlawful
See whether you have grounds to stop the action
Let the bailiff take the vehicle, then deploy pay & reclaim at the compound and claim damages
Let the bailiff take the vehicle and send the V5 to DVLA the vehicle has been scrapped
Check thoroughly, the clamp is actually secured to the wheel. Some clamps can be removed by unravelling the chain from the wheel without damaging it, or picking the lock.
If the clamp is not secured, the vehicle is not immobilised. The law clearly states the bailiff must "secure the goods" to take control of them. Paragraph 13(1)(a) and (b) Of Schedule 12 of the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007. Resting a piece of metal against the wheel is not securing the goods.
If the vehicle on a highway, the bailiff WILL call a truck and remove it within 2 hours.
If you are not sure whether your vehicle is on a highway, see this definition of a highway
Make a comprehensive video and photographs to record the vehicle's condition. It WILL get damaged if the vehicle is removed to a compound which the bailiff is liable, but you must prove the damage took place after the bailiff took control of it. Bailiffs always try to wriggle out of a claim.
Bailiffs wear body-worn cameras, so their evidence must match yours when proving the time of the damage, otherwise the bailiff's defence fails.
You may be an innocent victim of an ANPR drive-by clamping.
It's not illegal to remove the clamp only to damage the clamp. The locks they use on them are a joke. A bit of paper can pick them look up TH-cam videos. You can even do it while there standing there and there's nothing they can do
This can be false information you are passing on. If the high court enforcement officers clamp your car it legally become impounded and you can get into serious trouble for either taking the clamp off or removing the vehicle from its location. You are in effect disobeying a high court order; The vehicle can actually be sold to cover the debt and you have no way of stopping that process of the law other than paying the money YOU owe.
John Robinson check the law a private company clamps your car you can remove it as long as the equipment is not damaged! This includes dvla etc
Its not a criminal offence to cut the clamp off if it’s on private property it’ll be a civil offence
Gary Burch
is it not the case that if there is a private financial contract between two parties, (the creditor and the debtor) and there is an alleged breach of contract due to the debtor allegedly defaulting on an agreed payment term, if the creditor sells on the alleged debt incurred to a third party without the knowledge and authorisation of the alleged debtor, then the contract cannot be enforced as it was only an agreement between the creditor and debtor. i believe that how these debt chasers operate is that they buy the alleged debt for a percentage of its supposed value and gamble on the alleged debtor having no knowledge of the system and making arrangements to pay off that supposed debt, therefore potentially profiting from deception (fraud). I use supposed and alleged in the comments as the creditor may have intentionally or unintentionally changed the amount owed in favour of themselves. also the financial system is fraudulent as the medium is not money. it is a faith.based (fiat) currency, therefore it has no inherent value.
Clamping a car on private land has been illegal since 2010.
In regards that "you can't touch me mate" oh yes you can! People can defend their property with life and liberty .....Sir Edward Coke declares that your house is your “Castle and Fortress” (1604) domus sua cuique est tutissimum refugium. The English judge and jurist Sir Edward Coke (pronounced cook) (1552-1634) declared in a ruling known as Semayne’s Case that there were strict limits on how Sheriffs may enter a person’s house in order to issue writs: That the house of every one is to him as his Castle and Fortress as well for defence against injury and violence, as for his repose; and although the life of man is precious and favoured in law; so that although a man kill another in his defence, or kill one per infortuntun’ (by misfortune), without any intent, yet it is felony, and in such case he shall forfeit his goods and chattels, for the great regard which the law hath of a mans life; But if theeves come to a mans house to rob him, or murder, and the owner or his servants kill any of the theeves in defence of himself and his house, it is no felony, and he shall lose nothing, and therewith agreeth 3 Edw. 3. Coron. 303, & 305. & 26 Ass. pl. 23. So it is holden in 21 Hen. 7. 39. every one may assemble his friends or neighbours to defend his house against violence: But he cannot assemble them to goe with him to the Market or elsewhere to keep him from violence: And the reason of all the same is, because domus sua cuique est tutissimum refugium. [everyone’s house is his safest refuge (“Every man’s home is his castle.”)]
Seriously good luck arguing the toss over reasonable force in a court of law, let alone citing all the above ancient legalese tosh.
The enforcement agency will always argue that their employee was just doing their lawful work and the onus will be on *you* to establish the force used was reasonable.
Why get into all that for no reason? He managed to stop their action without any force at all.
@@billkosses3808 Your person is your property. As for "let alone citing all the above ancient legalese tosh." You really have no idea who he is do you? *Sir Edward Coke.*
@@barbarossa5700 I don't care if he's Jesus Christ pal, my points still stand.
@@billkosses3808 I'd rather take his... anyways it's abit weird replying to a four year old comment.
@@barbarossa5700 Although not as weird as responding to a reply to a 4 year old comment, allegedly m'lud.
In case you weren't aware, the internet is forevererrrrr.....
It's a bad situation to be in regarding bailiffs and debt collectors. The bailiff only has to fart and the fees get added on and the debt increases by stupid amounts. The same as when they enter a property and start listing items for seizure. As soon as they write something down it goes up by hundreds. It should be banned. It should not be allowed to go 100% above the original debt.
All you had to do was sit in the car, they can't lift it with someone in
The police will be called to remove a person in the car. Obstructing this guy is a criminal offence in the UK.
Replevideo Wrong police can't do anything as there is no breach of peace, it's a civil matter not a criminal matter. Do your homework
WELL SAID CHRIS.
No they can't I know because a bailiff tried it n failed badly the police said their truck was causing the obstruction
Chris Palmer No. But when you do that, they then call the police, and you will be threatened with arrest unless you get out.
what about the person they are acting on behalf of? lots of people these days think its ok to not pay what they o.
every case is different, these scum sometimes get called out in error, and their paper work is never backed up by law. That is why we need local groups set up to stop these thugs taking your property.
If they'd started taking my car I'd torch it so £0 value.
EXITMUSIC2011 nice idea but you'd then pay twice as much for criminal damage and get a criminal record- like it or not it's the law!!
Frederick Bradford how is it criminal damage if it’s your car you burn on your property? Confused 🤷🏼♂️
Crime to pollute the atmosphere under the Clean Air Act in a smoke control zone.
@Stephen Morris Nobody since 2010 says "jog on" anymore. Its just cringe
Do like they do here. If the fine isn't paid in 30 days, you get your regustration pulled and you have to turn your plates in. $5/a day after the 31st day. 60 days and they suspend your license. Driving on a suspended in New York is aggravated unlicensed and that can get you jail time (and don't forget that $5/ day ....but am sure they will pull the plates in the impound yard after they tow your car. ($100 min tow fee, then $100/day in the impound yard). After 30 days in the lot, they auction off your car, starting at what you owe....whatever else goes to the impound yard for the time the car spent there. Anything over that goes to the authority that ticketed you. They don't boot it after 60 days. They tow it. If it's over 30 days, they'll boot it where they find it out in public. Nothing like going to the store on a hot summer day, to come out to find your car booted.....there goes your ice cream. Or in the dead of winter, your day at work is over and you you head out to the lot and your car is gone. Cuz you didn't pay your fine in 60 days. Nothing like your kid not paying the parking ticket they got when they borrowed your car. Each jurisdiction is different. I've never seen a car get booted in someone's driveway. In some areas, that could either get you bitten (or SHOT!!). The only time I know of anybody coming onto your property for not paying is the repo man and you are at least 90 days behind without paying. Most banks will take a partial payment once, maybe twice. As long as they see you are making a good faith effort. Sure, they may impose a minor fee, like $5 or $10 each time, but its worth not losing your car. Some cities will boot your car if you didn't pay for a parking ticket if they catch you parked somewhere on a city street. Then there are private businesses that will either boot or tow your car if you are parked in their lot and leave the lot. There can be great disagreements with that when lots are right next to each other. There is a video out where a family stopped at McDonald's. Mom and kid went into McDonald's, Dad went to the auto parts store next door. The private contractor saw the dad leave the property, so he booted the car. It cost $175 to remove it. Then there was the truck driver that stopped at Walmart to get prescription medications. Came out to his truck being booted. It cost him $1000 to get it off. It's a big rip off
The number plate on that truck is illegal spacing.
People who don’t pay their bills should be in prison. A debtors prison like in Dickens time with rats and cold and little bars up to street level. I’m a banker and these people disgust me. I work hard
You can pick those locks with a lock pick set from e bay for £9.99, and a little practice, that way no criminal damage to the clamp occurs, you then have the ability to hold them to a fee for the return of it.
The clamp was taken off by a man passing by, we are not aware how he did it, but the clamp was not damaged, but the bailiff put a cheap lock on before he went.... odd
wulfricvonspot yep. The ones with the name "ASSA" are easier to pick than your nose.
the lock he left on, can be bought at Wilkos for £10
dover one foxtrot
Yep u can indeed, i only have a thumb and part of adjacent finger working on each hand and after practice and a few good vids i can open pretty much any yale type lock or padlock in around 15 seconds with no damage.
dover one foxtrot
Any padlock can be opened in less than 5 mins, just by pulling down gently on it and tapping the side that clicks down with a hammer/something with a bit of weight. they ping open with no damage