it depends how you are with them i shut the door in there face i didnt pay the council if i wanted too! but i dont because its civil and you also have no contract signed
I cannot help but feel for the officer because of his non-aggressive, gentle demeanor! In fact, I would go as far as saying that I would welcome him as a friend!
Until he arrives back with his buddies, a locksmith, and takes all your stuff to pay off someone else's debts. Then you'd wanna puncture his eyeballs with bicycle spokes...
Darren the balief was fair and respectful because he was dealing with a man and not young woman with kids or a pensioner then I bet you he wouldn't have been that polite
I recently aided a woman with an enforcement agent at her door. The agent was video recording using a bodycam, he was asked to switch off the equipment and he refused, despite the fact that he was on private property. A long conversation and many threats from the agent passed the time until the police attended. When the police attended we asked them also to stop recording on their bodycams, they refused, but as a mutual agreement they agreed to stand on public property and summoned the agent to leave the premises. The police were unable to say with any certainty about the use of bodycams on private property, so they asked the agent to leave and the police will notify me in due course. This was 3 months ago, I still have not received a reply from the police and no further contact from the enforcement agent..... Every part of the law I have found, states that capturing images on private land must be done so with the consent of the owner.
Correct. You can ad to that they cannot look into your house (the place you live) from Public land either. Public land to any businesses,buildings, airport, police stations ,army barracks etc you can film. Just not INTO residential homes.
You know i kind of get the need for bailiffs for people who owe a genuine & valid debt and have no intention of paying anything. They need regulating though with regards to the costs they can add on.. However when they're not sure who & where the debtor is and they harangue 3rd party innocent citizens, that pisses me off big time. You were right to record him and sticking to your guns about not paying somone elses debt.
The guy raises a good point. These people claim to be just 'passing on the message' for whatever company they work for, or 'doing their job' but it's them that are the ones knocking your door, they're the ones asking for money, they're the ones enforcing the scams. They ask for money but couldn't care less who owes it, and take zero responsibility for their actions. I might start my own business tracking down these tools, and collecting money off them for clients who've been harassed, and needlessly had their time wasted. If they don't pay up, at least they get to feel what it's like to have someone constantly calling around with fake documents trying to extort money from them.
thanks Welshman, I have since spoke to the office to chase up my fee, and strangely enough the phone went dead. then when I rang back they said he had already sent it back to them so he got the message "no commission here today"
iMXoSMaLLVoWeLZoX well he did. He failed quite miserably. Because he didn't get his commission did he. His whole remit is to call to people and get them to pay what they owe. Then he gets 20% of what he collects. And if you'd watched the whole video you'd have heard me explain how I had traded the car to a dealer, and the dealer acknowledged the debt was his. Ya fuckin clown.
@@SuperRockyfour well actually yes, because to this day they aren't pursuing me for these debts anymore and not one penny has been paid to them from me
your nane could be given in 20 incidents and it could be the sane or numerous people using your name guys not guilty of nothing he waa not in the country impossible to convict on these type off road traffic offences.
l had the exsact same thing happen to me.. £1200. Ha ha ha!! I just phoned them up and told them to fuck right off, it's been 6 months now and ive not heard nothing..
I pay car insurance and road tax, other than disabled bay's i park where i like, never paid the ticket and never will. Everywhere you turn there some fucker trying to get money from you.
Not a truer word said. "As soon as your name is on a piece of paper, it's game over." Bingo. As soon as you've signed their "invitation to contract" and you've "contracted", you are liable. Solution? Don't sign anything!
hang on so he has to chase the other guy for the funds doing their job for them and has to listen to all the bs what a crock dont pay them a cent its all piss and wind.
Andy Davison When you sell or transfer your vehicle you must notify the DVLA straight away using the V5C part of your registration document. Remember by law, it is the seller's responsibility to tell the DVLA about the change of keeper. If you don't do this you commit an offence and you will still be liable for the vehicle. SELLING TO A PRIVATE BUYER If you have your V5C registration document you need to: Fill in sections 6 Sign and date the declaration in section 8 along with the new keeper Fill in section 10 (V5C/2) and give it to the new keeper - they will need this to tax the vehicle Keep a record of the new keeper's name and address Tear off section 1 to 8 (V5C) and send it to: DVLA, Swansea, SA99 1BA just for your info have a nice day
The car was traded in to a dealer, and it becomes THEIR responsibility. Realistically, I should have followed it up around a month later, when I hadn't known about the DVLA sending letters out confirming you're not the car owner anyone after it's been resold
Bailiff is tied in a catch22 situation. Even if the defendant informs the guilty party of the outstanding parking fines, if he choses to ignore them, the bailiff has to come back to enforce paying of the fines although he knows that cammer has got nothing to do with this sorry affair. If cammer has told council that the car was sold, his responsibility ends. If council wants to waste taxpayer money, they should pursue the matter in court, again.
@Steven Turner I traded the vehicle to a dealer in a part ex deal. he's the one who failed to do the proper thing with the paperwork. funningly enough, he has accepted liability for this debt (verbally to me)
["Firstly we need to complain to DVLA and threatened to sue them every time they give out information out. Secondly we need to deregister a vehicle with DVLA so we become the owner and not the registered keeper. Lastly do a live life claim under act of 1666."]
Bailiffs like this, we can live with. all day long. its the ones who lie, and say they can break in. however this bloke does also know how his company acts. and he knows the letters they send, so he isn't totally innocent. but he is a good bailiff.
If there was a murder in a council house would the police arrest the council as there the legal owners of the property? No they would arrest the person in the house
@@andydavison2819 probably didn't word it right I mean who ever was driving is responsible if it wasn't the owner then the owner shouldn't be fined, so yeah the council would be the legal owners of the house but can't be responsible for who's in the house if that makes sense lol
@@pinkypete6079 exactly why they should be persuing the person who committed the infringements, and not an innocent party. As soon as they have a name in a document, they're changing their arms going after that person. Fortunately, I won't roll over and be bullied by the thugs. I've heard nothing since this encounter, and probably won't ever hear anything again.
@@andydavison2819 fair play mate power to the people and why your at it fuck ya tv licence off to there well funny at the door especially when filming lol cheers mate take care and update us if they come back 😆
Acting as a Baliff is clearly underneath this particular example.He appears to be articulate and well educated. Hope he got a worthy job again as oppossed to be at the lowest of low.
As much as I hate bailiffs I gotta say you should know when you sell a car you have to get it out of your name otherwise everyone would dodge fines by saying it wasn't them. The bailiff wasn't acting unreasonably here. If he went to the others guys house that would be illegal.
Once was at a friend's house bailiffs were emptying the goods from house he was sat in garden having a beer not saying a word it was a sweaty horrible hot day at the end bailiff came up n said sign here sir he said now you can put it all back because it's next door your after who had moved house 😂😂😂😂😂
If your name is on the v5 … you are not the owner … you are only the keeper. You don’t have goods at your property. You have positions. Never accept paperwork, if you do you have been served.
Never give them any details, never leave vehicles outside of your property, never let them into your property, never take mail from them for someone else, and never, ever, sign anything. They are then totally powerless mate.
Get this person's vehicle registration report it to the insurance fraud authority has been used for business purposes while not been appropriately insured
Bailiffs have 0 powers unless we give them powers,,don't answer the door to them and ignore their paperwork,,remove their implied rights of access and it's over.
By law, Councils can only pursue the DRIVER, not the Registered Keeper (there is no such thing as a 'Registered Owner') - and they are NOT fines. Fines are ONLY issued by courts, after a trial and conviction.
Correct. The driver. And it is the responsibility of the council and po-lice to determine who the driver is before assuming it is someone named on the v5
As much as I love the law of the land and so on,and I do understand all of this extremely well...it can't work. They will just keep coming back. The world has somehow been built like this, on lies and corruption. The rich families of the world that run everything built the system for their gain, and however cruel it is...it actually works. Because of their evil and greed we have a system in place. The system does work to an extent. The bailiffs who come are only doing their jobs to get money for them to survive. We get the nobheads who think their gods gift and think they know the law and are usually ex bouncers or meatheads. They are in the wrong jobs and shouldn't be allowed to do the job. Now we get the few who understand the system, understand that it's bs and try and challenge it. However because we're not wise enough, because we don't read contracts...noone reads them whoever is reading this don't bullshit...very few read. The smart who understand read the contract...and smart people don't sign or get it changed. The rest of us to the elite are raised drone workers, warehouse manual labour, made to make the rich money, made to work and accept everything and they do. ...its a crap world we live in. So yeah we're not smart enough hence we don't read Contracts. Even when the EU came in, all the European leaders didn't read the contract because they didn't understand it. Also sadly it won't work because you can rarely trade goods for goods...meaning no home without a bank...unless inherited. No food from the shop without their currency.....as I said its a shot world.
Exactly, they only become goods after they seize them. So never let them in, never let them see anything, never leave anything of value outside, keep your car at a neighbours house and make sure to say "sorry I've no goods for you"
Because In Scotland..... It's the driver that is liable for the motoring offence, NOT the registered keeper, and under Scots Law, you are under no obligation to name the driver.... so, unless they have specific evidence of who the offender is, then there is No Case to answer. The Private Parking Companies will contact the registered keeper as the first port of call, but you just remind them of the law which I stated above and also not to contact yourself again regarding that matter, otherwise you'll report them the the British Parking Association and the police for harrassment. Works everytime for me :)
you are in breach of data protection act 1998,if you supply a name of the driver. under bill of rights 1689 ,you cant be tried for a crime,committed by a third party,shut the door. a warrant cant be issued for a civil action like this.
So lets get this right if someone else is driving your vehicle and they do something ilegal you are responsible even if you weren't in the country? I don't believe the guy but this does happen and if you give details of the driver they shouldn't be coming after you!
Viking Simon in hindsight, I should have just shut my mouth of course, but I was just kinda trolling him as well, I wanted to see how far he would push it....
@@andydavison2819 Hi Andy. The problem is that you are the registered keeper it was in your name when another driver was driving. So by the regulations it is your debt. That what the bailiff was trying to explain. The only way for you personally can not pay the ticket is to ask the person who was responsible. It looks to me that this person knows that they do not have to pay it as it was in your name if you take it to court you will lose. This situation is a life lesson. Hope this info helps, If you would like me to clarify anything or ask questions I will be glad to help.
So, with all that in mind, and with proof that I wasnt even in the country at the time of some of these offences, do you still say I'm liable to pay for them... ?
@@andydavison2819 Yes, as the vehicle was in your name. They do not care if someone else was driving it. Look it up as I did. I do not know the outcome of this. I can only hope the driver did the Honorable thing and payed the ticket. I can only go with what you have disclosed in the video but I feel there is more to this story than you are telling.
So, by your logic, say the plates off my car were cloned, and a bank was robbed, and the perps got away. I would assume responsibility because the car traces back to me..?
Exactly mate that's like saying if there's a murder in a council house then the police will arrest the council and not the person who committed the murder lol
A car does not commit an offence a person does. The person driving the car at the time of the offence is responsible not the owner. Stick to your guns.
You know i kind of get the need for bailiffs for people who owe a genuine & valid debt and have no intention of paying anything. They need regulating though with regards to the costs they can add on.. However when they're not sure who & where the debtor is and they harangue 3rd party innocent citizens, that pisses me off big time. You were right to record him and sticking to your guns about not paying somone elses debt.
Andy Davison don't blame you mate personally I'd of just ignored the door there's not a court in the land will give a warrant of entry to a dwelling for a parking fine.
Andy Davison they try to lie their way in telling you bullshit thinking that everyone will buy it. It you secretly record them by accident with cctv and they lie you can get them sacked my mate had one sacked for lying telling him the address owed the money and even if it wasn't his debt they'd strip his house obviously they got no where but the back of the dole que.
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actually for a bailiff , he was extremely polite ....
it depends how you are with them i shut the door in there face i didnt pay the council if i wanted too! but i dont because its civil and you also have no contract signed
whoever rung up 43 parking fines needs therapy..
anyone becoming a bailiff needs therapy.
I cannot help but feel for the officer because of his non-aggressive, gentle demeanor! In fact, I would go as far as saying that I would welcome him as a friend!
Until he arrives back with his buddies, a locksmith, and takes all your stuff to pay off someone else's debts. Then you'd wanna puncture his eyeballs with bicycle spokes...
Andy Davison 😂😂😂🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼😂😂😂
Don't trust any of them. They all work for scumbags.
Bailiff was fair and respectful
Darren Hill you're absolutely right. But he still failed miserably to get his commission.
Andy Davison spot on mate I couldn’t do this job
Darren the balief was fair and respectful because he was dealing with a man and not young woman with kids or a pensioner then I bet you he wouldn't have been that polite
Probably cause he knew he was being filmed
He seems like a pretty chilled out fellah.
I recently aided a woman with an enforcement agent at her door. The agent was video recording using a bodycam, he was asked to switch off the equipment and he refused, despite the fact that he was on private property.
A long conversation and many threats from the agent passed the time until the police attended. When the police attended we asked them also to stop recording on their bodycams, they refused, but as a mutual agreement they agreed to stand on public property and summoned the agent to leave the premises.
The police were unable to say with any certainty about the use of bodycams on private property, so they asked the agent to leave and the police will notify me in due course. This was 3 months ago, I still have not received a reply from the police and no further contact from the enforcement agent.....
Every part of the law I have found, states that capturing images on private land must be done so with the consent of the owner.
Correct. You can ad to that they cannot look into your house (the place you live) from Public land either. Public land to any businesses,buildings, airport, police stations ,army barracks etc you can film. Just not INTO residential homes.
You know i kind of get the need for bailiffs for people who owe a genuine & valid debt and have no intention of paying anything. They need regulating though with regards to the costs they can add on..
However when they're not sure who & where the debtor is and they harangue 3rd party innocent citizens, that pisses me off big time. You were right to record him and sticking to your guns about not paying somone elses debt.
The guy raises a good point. These people claim to be just 'passing on the message' for whatever company they work for, or 'doing their job' but it's them that are the ones knocking your door, they're the ones asking for money, they're the ones enforcing the scams. They ask for money but couldn't care less who owes it, and take zero responsibility for their actions.
I might start my own business tracking down these tools, and collecting money off them for clients who've been harassed, and needlessly had their time wasted. If they don't pay up, at least they get to feel what it's like to have someone constantly calling around with fake documents trying to extort money from them.
Just pay your fucking bills
@@manbutt656 it's not always that simple
How's your business going?
When did you start your business? Or is what you posted another load of garbage?
thanks Welshman, I have since spoke to the office to chase up my fee, and strangely enough the phone went dead. then when I rang back they said he had already sent it back to them so he got the message "no commission here today"
43 incidents none of them your fault? He didn’t fail.
iMXoSMaLLVoWeLZoX well he did. He failed quite miserably. Because he didn't get his commission did he. His whole remit is to call to people and get them to pay what they owe. Then he gets 20% of what he collects. And if you'd watched the whole video you'd have heard me explain how I had traded the car to a dealer, and the dealer acknowledged the debt was his. Ya fuckin clown.
Andy Davison well no, cos he still knocking on your door for the debt so the dick face dealer hasn’t acknowledged the debt.
@@SuperRockyfour well actually yes, because to this day they aren't pursuing me for these debts anymore and not one penny has been paid to them from me
your nane could be given in 20 incidents and it could be the sane or numerous people using your name guys not guilty of nothing he waa not in the country impossible to convict on these type off road traffic offences.
l had the exsact same thing happen to me.. £1200. Ha ha ha!! I just phoned them up and told them to fuck right off, it's been 6 months now and ive not heard nothing..
Of course you did.
So if a friend of mine, had driven into a crowd of people and sped off.. it’s not his fault..it’s yours?!?! 🤣🤣🤣 what a complete tool!!!
You're kind of creating joinder with him by accepting to pass his mail on. Don't do that.
I pay car insurance and road tax, other than disabled bay's i park where i like, never paid the ticket and never will. Everywhere you turn there some fucker trying to get money from you.
Not a truer word said. "As soon as your name is on a piece of paper, it's game over." Bingo. As soon as you've signed their "invitation to contract" and you've "contracted", you are liable. Solution? Don't sign anything!
love it especially when you say good day to you sir, no money for him today
Bailiff didn't fail. He did his job within his rights, respected you and was generally very nice about the whole thing.
Oh bless him
Agreed
43 !!!!! Just pay your fines and there wont be any bailiff vids out there
He should just pay up
Oh he did fail, BILLS OF EXCHANGE ACT 1882 SECTION 23, DEED OF ASSIGNMENT AND DEED OF NOVATION say so!
43 tickets. Say no more
scum bag
Establishment slave
I see this all the time where you will charge for your time. Is there anybody out there that has actually been paid?
hang on so he has to chase the other guy for the funds doing their job for them and has to listen to all the bs what a crock dont pay them a cent its all piss and wind.
Well done. Just got to make sure you have no ‘goods’ of any value in your name.
Question why did you not send off your part of the v5 when you gave up the car
The car was traded in to a motor trader. He was supposed to fill in the v5 with the new owner.
Ah ok makes sense i never leave a vehicle with any one without signing the v5 trader or other
They should only be parking fines if someone has caused an obstruction or financial lose to someone else. All the rest is a load of fluff.
It's like watching vampires.......
Anyone who sells a car should send the registration documents off if not you’re fault and you pay
Andy Davison that’s very nice language
Andy Davison When you sell or transfer your vehicle you must notify the DVLA straight away using the V5C part of your registration document. Remember by law, it is the seller's responsibility to tell the DVLA about the change of keeper. If you don't do this you commit an offence and you will still be liable for the vehicle.
SELLING TO A PRIVATE BUYER
If you have your V5C registration document you need to:
Fill in sections 6
Sign and date the declaration in section 8 along with the new keeper
Fill in section 10 (V5C/2) and give it to the new keeper - they will need this to tax the vehicle
Keep a record of the new keeper's name and address
Tear off section 1 to 8 (V5C) and send it to: DVLA, Swansea, SA99 1BA just for your info have a nice day
An act is not law
The car was traded in to a dealer, and it becomes THEIR responsibility. Realistically, I should have followed it up around a month later, when I hadn't known about the DVLA sending letters out confirming you're not the car owner anyone after it's been resold
All these fck tards sticking up for them get a life
This was not the " luck of the Irish ".
It was the FIGHTIN ' IRISH '.
Bailiff is tied in a catch22 situation. Even if the defendant informs the guilty party of the outstanding parking fines, if he choses to ignore them, the bailiff has to come back to enforce paying of the fines although he knows that cammer has got nothing to do with this sorry affair. If cammer has told council that the car was sold, his responsibility ends. If council wants to waste taxpayer money, they should pursue the matter in court, again.
@Steven Turner I traded the vehicle to a dealer in a part ex deal. he's the one who failed to do the proper thing with the paperwork. funningly enough, he has accepted liability for this debt (verbally to me)
["Firstly we need to complain to DVLA and threatened to sue them every time they give out information out.
Secondly we need to deregister a vehicle with DVLA so we become the owner and not the registered keeper.
Lastly do a live life claim under act of 1666."]
This bailiff was actually very decent.
Bailiffs like this, we can live with. all day long. its the ones who lie, and say they can break in. however this bloke does also know how his company acts. and he knows the letters they send, so he isn't totally innocent. but he is a good bailiff.
It's upto the Bailiff to ensure he is sending the letters to the correct address not the Claimant.
If there was a murder in a council house would the police arrest the council as there the legal owners of the property? No they would arrest the person in the house
So you mean they would arrest the person that committed the murder...? The one that obviously did the crime...?
@@andydavison2819 probably didn't word it right I mean who ever was driving is responsible if it wasn't the owner then the owner shouldn't be fined, so yeah the council would be the legal owners of the house but can't be responsible for who's in the house if that makes sense lol
@@pinkypete6079 exactly why they should be persuing the person who committed the infringements, and not an innocent party. As soon as they have a name in a document, they're changing their arms going after that person. Fortunately, I won't roll over and be bullied by the thugs. I've heard nothing since this encounter, and probably won't ever hear anything again.
@@andydavison2819 fair play mate power to the people and why your at it fuck ya tv licence off to there well funny at the door especially when filming lol cheers mate take care and update us if they come back 😆
Peter Hill Good effort.
There is a process you got to go through with a parking fine tell him to f*** off
Acting as a Baliff is clearly underneath this particular example.He appears to be articulate and well educated. Hope he got a worthy job again as oppossed to be at the lowest of low.
be a long time coming before I pay someone else's debt. absolute gobshite for even trying to get me to pay
was the parking fine issued by TCP, town and city parking.
As much as I hate bailiffs I gotta say you should know when you sell a car you have to get it out of your name otherwise everyone would dodge fines by saying it wasn't them. The bailiff wasn't acting unreasonably here. If he went to the others guys house that would be illegal.
Once was at a friend's house bailiffs were emptying the goods from house he was sat in garden having a beer not saying a word it was a sweaty horrible hot day at the end bailiff came up n said sign here sir he said now you can put it all back because it's next door your after who had moved house 😂😂😂😂😂
Never happened.
@@lordbottaro4549 actually did
@@AndrewCraner-vb7mmBollocks.
Would have been a great RUclips video to upload😊
@@andydavison2819Never happened.
Ha ha funny little man. I can charge anything I want. I'm not forcing anybody to come to me.
If your name is on the v5 … you are not the owner … you are only the keeper. You don’t have goods at your property. You have positions. Never accept paperwork, if you do you have been served.
What a bottom feeder job that is.
got a follow up video, or did you end up paying?
never heard from him again. had another fella come and try his luck, but he got told to go away as well.. the video is up on RUclips too
That bailiff seems a bit fed up. Get a better job mate, no need to hate yourself.
Don’t tell em nowt.Just shut the door.
cheers for that Rod. to be honest I never even thought about that.
Never give them any details, never leave vehicles outside of your property, never let them into your property, never take mail from them for someone else, and never, ever, sign anything. They are then totally powerless mate.
At least you didn't take it from him personally, he posted through the door.
Get this person's vehicle registration report it to the insurance fraud authority has been used for business purposes while not been appropriately insured
When bailiff said about other vehcles on drive, you should say check with the DVLA, but that only shows "THE REGISTERED KEEPER" NOT "THE OWNER"
They tend to take things first and answer questions later
Also, he is just a civilian working for a private company, he has no authority, he's a Walt, a dreamer, I would not engage in conversation with him.
Bailiffs have 0 powers unless we give them powers,,don't answer the door to them and ignore their paperwork,,remove their implied rights of access and it's over.
I recommend you to check out Consumer Advice Group forum for some help dealing with this and the baliffs
additionally I don't think this baliff is acting as a baliff, he is just a powerless debt collector
I’d tape the bloody letter box up.
stupid bailiff should know a man cannot be fined until he is found guilty by his piers in a court of law,,,at that point he would have left
does he not know you can fix false number plates to any car
I love IRISH ACCENTS !!!!
fuck off mohammed the irish hate your face and faith
Nah mate they really don't...you don't feckin drink ffs.
So do I, wish I had one
That told that plonker
By law, Councils can only pursue the DRIVER, not the Registered Keeper (there is no such thing as a 'Registered Owner') - and they are NOT fines. Fines are ONLY issued by courts, after a trial and conviction.
Another thick Facebook Solicitor.
Courts ignore common law all the time and bailiffs break the rules. Quoting this that and the other at them doesn't work.
danbh84 you're a fuckin idiot. I won't pay a goddam thing I'm not liable for.
Wrong,the driver is responsible
Correct. The driver. And it is the responsibility of the council and po-lice to determine who the driver is before assuming it is someone named on the v5
No one actually owns there car. They are registered keepers.
they dont like it up em mr mannering
As much as I love the law of the land and so on,and I do understand all of this extremely well...it can't work. They will just keep coming back. The world has somehow been built like this, on lies and corruption. The rich families of the world that run everything built the system for their gain, and however cruel it is...it actually works. Because of their evil and greed we have a system in place. The system does work to an extent. The bailiffs who come are only doing their jobs to get money for them to survive. We get the nobheads who think their gods gift and think they know the law and are usually ex bouncers or meatheads. They are in the wrong jobs and shouldn't be allowed to do the job. Now we get the few who understand the system, understand that it's bs and try and challenge it. However because we're not wise enough, because we don't read contracts...noone reads them whoever is reading this don't bullshit...very few read. The smart who understand read the contract...and smart people don't sign or get it changed. The rest of us to the elite are raised drone workers, warehouse manual labour, made to make the rich money, made to work and accept everything and they do. ...its a crap world we live in. So yeah we're not smart enough hence we don't read Contracts. Even when the EU came in, all the European leaders didn't read the contract because they didn't understand it.
Also sadly it won't work because you can rarely trade goods for goods...meaning no home without a bank...unless inherited. No food from the shop without their currency.....as I said its a shot world.
Put all in writing.
they can't get a warrent to take posetion of goods because what you have are not goods there are posetions goods are things for sale
Exactly, they only become goods after they seize them. So never let them in, never let them see anything, never leave anything of value outside, keep your car at a neighbours house and make sure to say "sorry I've no goods for you"
A man after my own heart.I raise my hat to you sir,you told him straight.
7 years on.....soo what happened
Truly, nothing. Never heard from them again.
@@andydavison2819
That's good news, and you never will now with the statute of limitations
Funny you don't get this north of the border? Why?
Civilised country perhaps...
Because In Scotland..... It's the driver that is liable for the motoring offence, NOT the registered keeper, and under Scots Law, you are under no obligation to name the driver.... so, unless they have specific evidence of who the offender is, then there is No Case to answer.
The Private Parking Companies will contact the registered keeper as the first port of call, but you just remind them of the law which I stated above and also not to contact yourself again regarding that matter, otherwise you'll report them the the British Parking Association and the police for harrassment. Works everytime for me :)
You made a big mistake by taking documents off him.
you are in breach of data protection act 1998,if you supply a name of the driver. under bill of rights 1689 ,you cant be tried for a crime,committed by a third party,shut the door. a warrant cant be issued for a civil action like this.
So lets get this right if someone else is driving your vehicle and they do something ilegal you are responsible even if you weren't in the country? I don't believe the guy but this does happen and if you give details of the driver they shouldn't be coming after you!
they can only take goods i only own possessions
patrick Monaghan Goods are actually classed as items for sale under the strictest interpretation of the law
they dont have power to get in your house end of matter fuck erm
always give them the owners details
And therein lies the problem. He thinks I'M the owner. No telling him otherwise would pacify him
up the dubs,take no shit.
Sent packing. Nice 1 lad.
Neil Collins thanks pal
Why are you answering his questions?
Viking Simon in hindsight, I should have just shut my mouth of course, but I was just kinda trolling him as well, I wanted to see how far he would push it....
+stevey2020 he did fail miserably. NO commission was gotten from me. Get that bailiff duck outta your mouth and watch properly next time
But you are still responsible as the registered keeper
How do you figure..? I didn't commit any offences...
@@andydavison2819 Hi Andy. The problem is that you are the registered keeper it was in your name when another driver was driving. So by the regulations it is your debt. That what the bailiff was trying to explain. The only way for you personally can not pay the ticket is to ask the person who was responsible. It looks to me that this person knows that they do not have to pay it as it was in your name if you take it to court you will lose. This situation is a life lesson. Hope this info helps, If you would like me to clarify anything or ask questions I will be glad to help.
So, with all that in mind, and with proof that I wasnt even in the country at the time of some of these offences, do you still say I'm liable to pay for them... ?
@@andydavison2819 Yes, as the vehicle was in your name. They do not care if someone else was driving it. Look it up as I did. I do not know the outcome of this. I can only hope the driver did the Honorable thing and payed the ticket. I can only go with what you have disclosed in the video but I feel there is more to this story than you are telling.
So, by your logic, say the plates off my car were cloned, and a bank was robbed, and the perps got away. I would assume responsibility because the car traces back to me..?
The bailiff is wrong btw, whoever was driving the vehicle at the time is the one responsible, not the owner or registered keeper.
Exactly mate that's like saying if there's a murder in a council house then the police will arrest the council and not the person who committed the murder lol
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A car does not commit an offence a person does. The person driving the car at the time of the offence is responsible not the owner. Stick to your guns.
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Pay your bills
Kieran Quinn I do. I Just don’t pay other peoples bills
You know i kind of get the need for bailiffs for people who owe a genuine & valid debt and have no intention of paying anything. They need regulating though with regards to the costs they can add on..
However when they're not sure who & where the debtor is and they harangue 3rd party innocent citizens, that pisses me off big time. You were right to record him and sticking to your guns about not paying somone elses debt.
be a long time coming before I pay someone else's debt. absolute gobshite for even trying to get me to pay
Andy Davison don't blame you mate personally I'd of just ignored the door there's not a court in the land will give a warrant of entry to a dwelling for a parking fine.
+Howzer true that. there's no power of entry for a civil debt. even if it was my fine he couldn't gain entry unless I allowed it.
Andy Davison they try to lie their way in telling you bullshit thinking that everyone will buy it. It you secretly record them by accident with cctv and they lie you can get them sacked my mate had one sacked for lying telling him the address owed the money and even if it wasn't his debt they'd strip his house obviously they got no where but the back of the dole que.