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Debt collection and bailiffs, UK only?
I am in dispute with my local council re. waste collection from my retail shop.
In the past I have used the council waste collection service, which costs nearly £200 per year. As I am closing this month, April, I did not pay the invoices for this year and wrote to them telling them I would not need the collection.
I have not used the service this year and I have so far written to them 4 times explaining the situation, the only response I have had is letters threatening debt collection / bailiffs.
What action can I take if the bailiffs turn up to seize assets, as they are threatening to do?
1 Answer
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
They can't send in the bailiffs without first getting judgement against you in the court, and you would be notified of any court action so you could defend it.
If they come knocking do not let them enter. Call the police and insist that they be charged.
Source(s): Accountant 40 years
