question category: Bailiffs

Can a baliff force entry if no one is at home
Submitted on: 19th May 2011 by Non-Member | Total Answers: 1

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Re: Can a baliff force entry if no one is at home

Once a bailiff has been let into your house and levied goods he is entitled to use “reasonable force” to re-enter your property to claim those goods should you break the agreement/not pay your debt in full (which ever was agreed at the time)

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Submitted on: 24th May 2011 by TA Member

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