Repelling Bailiffs - Ross & Roberts - South Somerset County Council -  Episode 2 Part 1
Channel: bailiffbaittoeducate
Date: 2013-07-20

CASE LAW ADDENDUM - "A person refusing entry or asking the bailiff to leave is not committing a breach of the peace. If a bailiff refuses to leave when asked, the occupier can lawfully use reasonable force to remove him and the bailiff resisting is the person guilty of a breach of the peace and must be arrested. Foulkes v Chief Constable of Merseyside Police [1998] 3 All ER 705"

South Somerset District Council issued an unlawful liability order for £230 council tax. The 'heavies' turn up adding another £300 costs, and wish to speak to the 'debtor' - he's not playing ball, I'm helping him out at trying to repel ROSS & ROBERTS BAILIFF (name to be supplied).

Eventually, we call the Police having asked the bailiff to leave and quote him some case law that supports the claim that he is trespassing if he refuses to leave.

We serve notice that we'll charge him £100 per 5 minutes for sitting there. He accepts it!! Arse biscuit!