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Can bailiffs take a company van that I drive for work????
I owed baliffs money for parking fines a few years back maybe 5 years ago did not have the money to pay them ..now I have a company van that I drive for work I was thinking of applying for a permit to park..... Can thay tow my company van or not van is register to company but permit will be in my name??????.....can anybody help with this?????
4 Answers
- Skoda JohnLv 76 years ago
They cannot take property that is not yours. Make sure it is registered to the company and you have a letter stating ownership.
The permit is in your name to park at your address.
Sort this out before the fees get too high.
- 6 years ago
It will depend on what the van is used for. Unless you are a courier most judges will allow a bailiff to take and sell it.
If it is seized you will have to make a claim that it is exempt from seizure into court. To do this is £155 and you will have to pay the value of the van into court pending the outcome.
You are better placed to try and deal with the tickets.
- TavyLv 76 years ago
No they cannot as the van is registered to a Company. You do NOT own it. They would not even try to take it as they have to check ownership.
