Warning of notice of enforcement
Warning of notice of enforcement
If you have received a warning of notice of enforcement notice and been charged the compliance fee of £75 at this point but then not send the statutory notice of enforcement to some time later, can a bailiff do this? The legislations referred to three specific stages; compliance, enforcement and sales of goods.There's nothing about a pre stage before compliance,is this a grey area or is someone attempting to charge fees not in accordance with the law.Could the activities included in the compliance stage include this warning notice.At this warning stage, the case has not been assigned to a enforcement agent. Can a debtor refuse to pay the £75 as they have not been issued with the statutory notice of enforcement? Is not the same as a enforcement agent charging for activities they have not done? Fraud? Any caselaw on this??
Re: Warning of notice of enforcement
Unfortunately, the compliance stage begins from the minute that the account is passed to the enforcement agent, not when the NoE is sent.
You were lucky to get a warning prior to a NoE
You were lucky to get a warning prior to a NoE
Dodgeball: As the discerning viewer will realise , I was aware of the mistake in the reply when I posted it
Of course you were Dodgeball - It was purely coincidence that you only mentioned it after it had been pointed out to you on here.
