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| 4 | NOTICE: PEOPLE WHO ARE NOT ACTIVE OR THOSE WITHOUT PROFILES WILL BE REMOVED.
This channel will be made private shortly.
Deanne | 1 076 |
| 5 | 没ææå... | 1 455 |
| 6 | You should end the call and contact:
your local county court, if the caller says they are an HMCTS bailiff. Contact details for county courts are on GOV.UK
the company the person claims to work for, if the caller says they are a HCEO or CEA. Contact the High Court Enforcement Officers Association or the Civil Enforcement Officers Association (CIVEA) for more information.
If you believe you have been a victim of this scam you should report the matter to:
Action Fraud online or call 0300 123 2040 | 1 578 |
| 7 | Certificated Bailiff Register
Search for a Bailiff
Enforcement Officer and Bailiff Fraud
Please stay vigilant against fraudsters posing as enforcement officers and bailiffs, for more information please visit;
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/guidance-on-bailiff-and-enforcement-officer-scam
The Certificated Enforcement Agent (Bailiff) Register
This register holds details of all enforcement agents (previously called bailiffs) who hold a certificate, granted by a judge at the county court, which allows them carry out enforcement action by way of taking control of goods and, if necessary, selling these to recover a debt. It also contains the details of all individuals who have applied to hold or renew such a certificate. You can search by an enforcement agent's or applicant's name [.....etc.......]
Only "fit and proper" individuals should hold these certificates. If you know of serious conduct issues which would mean that an existing enforcement agent, or an applicant for a certificate, is not a "fit and proper" person, you can use this register to find out which court you should alert to these issues. If you are concerned about a person applying for a new certificate or a renewed certificate, the register also contains the date of the hearing where the judge will consider the application. By addressing your concerns to the court before this date, the judge will be able to consider these as part of the application.
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To check the list of people who have applied for registration please ð click here
Approved Enforcement Agencies
An Approved Enforcement Agency (AEA) is a person or body approved by the Lord Chancellor, in accordance with s125B(2) Magistrates Court Act 1980 (as amended by Courts Act 2003), to execute warrants of arrest and control issued by the magistrates court in England and Wales for non payment of a criminal financial penalty or breach of a community penalty order.
The Lord Chancellor must maintain a register containing the names of all persons and bodies approved by him and must make arrangements for making the register available for inspection.
The contracts for Approved Enforcement Agency Services have been awarded to:
1. Compliant Data-Led Engagements & Resolutions (CDER) Group for Primary Services in HMCTS Regions - London, South East and the Midlands and Secondary Services in North East, North West, South West and Wales
2. Marston Holdings for Primary Services in HMCTS Regions - North East, North West and the South West and Secondary Services in London, South East and the Midlands
3. Jacobs Enforcement for Primary Services in HMCTS Region - Wales
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| 8 | IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO ALL ON THIS CHANNEL:
To realise who the scammer is, use the following: Forward a message to THE LINK BELOW and THEY will send you the user id.
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| 10 | Lisa T. Ruth speaking with regards to Siobhan Stevens ðð£ð ððð§ ððð¢ðð¡ð®. ððððš ððš ð©ðð ðšð©ð€ð§ð® ð€ð ððð§ ððð¥ðð§ððð£ðð ð¬ðð§ððð£ð ð€ðð ðð£ ðð©ð©ðð¢ð¥ð© ð©ð€ ðð€ð§ðð ððð© ðšð¢ðð§ð© ð¥ð§ð ð¥ðð®ð¢ðð£ð© ð¢ðð©ðð§ðš ðªð£ððð§ ð©ðð ððªððšð ð€ð ð ð¬ðð§ð§ðð£ð© ð©ð€ ððªð©ðð€ð§ððšð ðð£ð©ð§ð®. ððð€ðððð£ ðð£ð ððð§ ððð¢ðð¡ð® ð¬ðð§ð ðšðªððððšðšððªð¡ ðð£ ð¥ð§ðð«ðð£ð©ðð£ð ð©ðððš ðð§ð€ð¢ ððð¥ð¥ðð£ðð£ð.
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âHuge big thanks to Lisa for yesterday who helped us win and supported us for 2 and a half hours while police, eon and locksmith tried to gain entry to our home and so so proud of my children who really stood up to these wallies and backed me all the way.
I didnât manage to record all of it but from these videos that we did get you can see that these thugs will do anything to gain entry but they didnât succeed. They tried front door and climbed over back gate to back door but thanks to the 3 of us pushing against them again they didnât succeed.â
Siobhan | 1 597 |
| 11 | Well done Lisa, this is amazing stuff. People get your pens out, make some notes and educate yourselves. Laura Nina.
For thise of you who are struggling and are fearful of revenue protection agents who are threatening to force-fit pre-pay meters in your home without your consent....
I love you, and this is for you!
Lisa. | 1 537 |
| 12 | Watch, listen and absorb! | 1 828 |
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| 14 | record.ogg | 1 692 |
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| 16 | Live chat will be at 9pm this evening.
Please feel free to join.
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https://t.me/Common_Law_And_Equity?livestream=9a80ce9a0ad6eceab7 | 1 731 |
| 17 | Legal Personality
Bryant Smith
The Yale Law Journal
Vol. 37, No. 3 (Jan., 1928), pp. 283-299 (17 pages)
Published By: The Yale Law Journal Company, Inc.
https://doi.org/10.2307/789740
https://www.jstor.org/stable/789740
Posted by Charlotte. | 1 831 |
| 18 | SCHOOL, believe it or not, originally meant leisure, spare time, ease. It comes from the Greek skhole, which is also the root of scheme.ââ Twenty-Five Curious Word Origins, The Phi Delta Kappan, Vol. 50, No. 6 (Feb., 1969)
SCHOOL, noun [Latin schola; Gr. leisure, vacation from business, lucubration at leisure, a place where leisure is enjoyed, a school The adverb signifies at ease, leisurely, slowly, hardly, with labor or difficulty. I think, must have been derived from the Latin. This word seems originally to have denoted leisure, freedom from business, a time given to sports, games or exercises, and afterwards time given to literary studies. the sense of a crowd, collection or shoal, seems to be derivative.]
Websterâs 1828
school (n.)
⊠â from Greek skhole âspare time, leisure, rest, ease; idleness; that in which leisure is employed; learned discussion;â also âa place for lectures, school;â originally âa holding back, a keeping clear,â from skhein âto getâ (from PIE root *segh- âto holdâ) + -ole by analogy with bole âa throw,â stole âoutfit,â etc.
⊠Translated in Old English as larhus, literally âlore house,â but this seems to have been a glossary word only.âetymonline.com
scheme
noun A secret or devious plan; a plot.â The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
scheme (n.)
1550s, âfigure of speech,â from Medieval Latin schema âshape, figure, form, appearance; figure of speech; posture in dancing,â from Greek skhema (genitive skhematos) âfigure, appearance, the nature of a thing,â related to skhein âto get,â and ekhein âto have, hold; be in a given state or condition,â from PIE root *segh- âto hold.â
The sense âprogram of actionâ first is attested 1640s. Unfavorable overtones (selfish, devious) began to creep in early 18c.â etymonline.com
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| 19 | SCHOOL, believe it or not, originally meant leisure, spare time, ease. It comes from the Greek skhole, which is also the root of scheme.ââ Twenty-Five Curious Word Origins, The Phi Delta Kappan, Vol. 50, No. 6 (Feb., 1969)
SCHOOL, noun [Latin schola; Gr. leisure, vacation from business, lucubration at leisure, a place where leisure is enjoyed, a school The adverb signifies at ease, leisurely, slowly, hardly, with labor or difficulty. I think, must have been derived from the Latin. This word seems originally to have denoted leisure, freedom from business, a time given to sports, games or exercises, and afterwards time given to literary studies. the sense of a crowd, collection or shoal, seems to be derivative.]
Websterâs 1828
school (n.)
⊠â from Greek skhole âspare time, leisure, rest, ease; idleness; that in which leisure is employed; learned discussion;â also âa place for lectures, school;â originally âa holding back, a keeping clear,â from skhein âto getâ (from PIE root *segh- âto holdâ) + -ole by analogy with bole âa throw,â stole âoutfit,â etc.
⊠Translated in Old English as larhus, literally âlore house,â but this seems to have been a glossary word only.âetymonline.com
scheme
noun A secret or devious plan; a plot.â The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
scheme (n.)
1550s, âfigure of speech,â from Medieval Latin schema âshape, figure, form, appearance; figure of speech; posture in dancing,â from Greek skhema (genitive skhematos) âfigure, appearance, the nature of a thing,â related to skhein âto get,â and ekhein âto have, hold; be in a given state or condition,â from PIE root *segh- âto hold.â
The sense âprogram of actionâ first is attested 1640s. Unfavorable overtones (selfish, devious) began to creep in early 18c.â etymonline.com | 65 |
| 20 | Legal Personality
Bryant Smith
The Yale Law Journal
Vol. 37, No. 3 (Jan., 1928), pp. 283-299 (17 pages)
Published By: The Yale Law Journal Company, Inc.
https://doi.org/10.2307/789740
https://www.jstor.org/stable/789740 | 71 |
