Dealing with Bailiffs
Traffic and Parking Debt Enforcement
Remedies
• Bailiffs unexpectedly attended, clamped, or removed your vehicle
• The warrant of control is 'Defective' or shows your old address
• The Warrant of Control lists your current address, but was issued before you lived there.
• Bailiffs left a red-letter demand at your previous address
• Bailiffs took your vehicle from a private car park or a neighbour's allocated parking bay
• You want to challenge the original traffic contravention, but the deadline has passed
• You filed a TE9 or PE2, but bailiffs still clamped your car or took money.
• The bailiff is enforcing someone else's debt
• The bailiff removed an exempt vehicle or goods
• The bailiff did not give you a Notice of Enforcement
• The bailiff refused to show you the Warrant of Control
• You paid the council or TFL but the bailiff is pestering you for his fees
• You are a vulnerable person
• The bailiff damaged your vehicle
• The bailiff refused to show ID or flashed a fake police-like badge
• The bailiff does not have a valid enforcement certificate
• The bailiff charged "storage fees" for keeping your vehicle
• The bailiff charged you a £110 "Sale Stage Fee" without removing goods
• The bailiff has misreported the actual auction sale price of your vehicle
• The traffic debt is more than 12 months old
• Bailiffs sold your vehicle without giving you a valuation
• The bailiff is enforcing two or more warrants against you simultaneously
• Someone left a bailiff's document hanging out of your letterbox or communal doorway
• The bailiff wrote on a document you paid "voluntarily"
• The council fobbed you off with "contact the bailiffs"
• Bailiffs are sending nuisance and unwelcome text messages
• The bailiff jammed his boot into your door stopping you closing it
• The bailiff recorded you with a body worn camera
• A bailiff or police snatched keys, a phone, or another item from your hand or vehicle
• The bailiff called the police
• A bailiff assaulted you
• The bailiff turned up with a TV film crew

Nope! None fit - The Nuclear Option!
Warning. If bailiffs contacted you unexpectedly and your V5 logbook was not updated, and an advice group told you it is your fault and you must pay a bailiff company, please screenshot their advice and email it to me. A parliamentary enquiry is investigating advice groups that claim to help the public but appear to act in the interests of bailiff companies misusing ANPR cameras for street-side enforcement.