I thought Bailliffs could not enter your home without your permission..anyone know for certain?
A possible change to the law is what the op's Telegragh article is all about.
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"The modern approach is to try to encourage people to pay by persuasion."
Very big bailiffs?
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If things can go wrong, they will.
As the executor of her will, when my mother died I wrote to the local council with a copy of the death certificate and they sent a cheque to refund a proportionate amount of the council-tax she had paid - as is normal. A few weeks later we found that the same council had sent bailiffs round to the empty house to collect from her what they said was unpaid council-tax having lost all record of what had occurred.
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I thought bailiffs needed court orders to gain access. Unless someone lets them in. Whilst I can understand the need for debtors to pay, most bailiffs are bullies. There was a programme on the infernal box several years ago that featured bailiffs, very good at bullying but soon backed down when faced with the manic kebab shop owner and family.
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They cannot take your TV - It is considered to be an "essential" now!
Unless you have 2!
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