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Bennison’s advice to pay the court direct fails again

Bennison has been telling people to pay the court directly to avoid fees for years, even when there is no evidence that this method actually ...

Bailiff Help Forum – lacking in qualified advisors

So, who is qualified to give advice on that forum? It looks like nobody these days! Whatever happened to the Likely Lads? Once upon a time, there ...

Bailiff forces entry after poster advised to commit perjury

A couple of weeks ago, a poster went to BHF for help with a TV license fine. The opening post said the following: It is quite ...

Why are Mark, Jason and Pote so judgmental?

One thing that becomes obvious when looking at the posts made on BHF is how judgmental that lot are. They have something negative to say ...

Section 50(3) The “Amount Outstanding” as in the the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (schedule12)

As can be seen hereunder, section 50(3) says: The “amount outstanding is the sum of these.” (a)the amount of the debt which remains unpaid (or an amount ...

Magistrates fines forced entry provisions, incorrect advice

The forced entry provisions provided by the TCEA are widely misunderstood and nowhere more so than on this forum. A prime example can be seen ...

Paying Magistrates Courts direct, really?

I notice that despite some murmuring in the ranks, the advice is still being given to pay magistrates court fines direct to the court, this ...