pics wanted

[dean_ratpac]

in a pickle need some pics of the emergency release system from the owners handbook, can anyone on here help me with this? I'm in court over a ticket that was issued and baliff took the car whilst i was in the statutory out of time declaration process, hence the handbook is in there.

please email and don't post on here.

many thanks
Dean

[THE BIG DOG]

What do you want to do? Get back into the car from out side? If so I will PM you. Gareth

[dean_ratpac]

THE BIG DOG said:

What do you want to do? Get back into the car from out side? If so I will PM you. Gareth

oh i know the process, need pics for evidence, mine is IN the car which the bailiff has!!!

Edited by dean_ratpac on Thursday 14th February 18:28

[THE BIG DOG]

OK. Looking at the book (p18) I have a write up on the Interior door release but no pics. Is that any good?

[THE BIG DOG]

This is all I can find in the book (or am I being )
I don't think what you are looking for is in the book. I have been from front to back in the book about 100 time and nowt.

Edited by THE BIG DOG on Thursday 14th February 19:59

[Keithyboy]

Deano - left you a voicemail matey

[copilot]

Why don't you just use your keyfob? I must be missing something here.

[HarryW]

Entry details aside, I'm confused, they've impounded your car for a fine, I assume parking fine . It seems a bit out of balance to any fine value ...... You sir owe us £200, your £12,000 car will do nicely isn't there a law against that sort of thing.
Or is it something completely different

[dean_ratpac]

pretty much, they want now 900 now for the return, its all on hold now have to go to court, after a complete and utter crap system through the TEC, some N244 Application to do now. If I pay 900 it will probably never be seen again, baliffs are a law into their own

[dean_ratpac]

pretty much, they want now 900 now for the return, its all on hold now have to go to court, after a complete and utter crap system through the TEC, some N244 Application to do now. If I pay 900 it will probably never be seen again, baliffs are a law into their own

[HarryW]

I'm no expert (by a very long way) but baliffs are licensed by courts and have to stick to very strict rules as to what they can and can't do, if they step out of line then they are answerable to a judge.
A very old piece of law is still on the statute books from the 11h century, Statute of Marlborough, this offers you protection from baliffs. One aspect of it is if the seizure was not on your property or on the highway directly in front of your property they cannot take it as I read it. If they have I think they may have committed an offence.

Tis a very difficult and specialist area, but like PH for motors there are sites where you could get the right/better advice check this one out, worth a punt http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/baliffs...

Edited by HarryW on Sunday 17th February 23:22

[dean_ratpac]

thanks Harry! will look into it now