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Bailifs
My son got arrested xmas eve and has got to go magistrates on 10 Jan.
He will at least get court costs and maybe a fine. He is technichaly NFA (No fixed abode) but the custody sergant insisted that he gave an address for bail purposes and he gave mine. My concern is that he wont pay the court costs and that the next step will be bailiffs to recover costs.
Where do I stand in the event that bailiffs turn up at my address?
Ive seen tv programmes where they turn up because that's the address on the court order to recover debt and the people living there have to provide proof that the goods in the house are theirs and not the debtors. I have no receipts for anything as everything I own has been given to me or bought second hand.
Thanks for any advice guys.
He will at least get court costs and maybe a fine. He is technichaly NFA (No fixed abode) but the custody sergant insisted that he gave an address for bail purposes and he gave mine. My concern is that he wont pay the court costs and that the next step will be bailiffs to recover costs.
Where do I stand in the event that bailiffs turn up at my address?
Ive seen tv programmes where they turn up because that's the address on the court order to recover debt and the people living there have to provide proof that the goods in the house are theirs and not the debtors. I have no receipts for anything as everything I own has been given to me or bought second hand.
Thanks for any advice guys.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.What are the terms of his bail? It usually includes spending each night at the given bail address. People of no fixed abode are usually bailed to a bail hostel or similar so it's strange the sergeant insisted he give an address. Many people appear in court and state they are of NFA.
Have you spoken to the custody sergeant?
Have you spoken to the custody sergeant?