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I really do appreciate your replies lads.

I would suspect paying it is the only due course.

"You can pay the £215 directly to the council and provide formal written notice to the limited company, confirming that the debt has been settled per the Warrant of Control. As per paragraph 59 of Schedule 12 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, the enforcement agent bears liability should they proceed with any enforcement action linked to a no longer enforceable Warrant. This approach safeguards your position and ensures compliance with the law, preventing unnecessary enforcement steps."

I take this to mean, I contact the council and ask to pay what debt I owe to them without the added fee's from B&S?  Would they not just pull a wall up and say the debt has now been passed on? If they allow me to pay, should I email B&S with the payment confirmation and tell them in no other terms that I will no longer be corresponding with them over any charges they may deem fit As per paragraph 59 of Schedule 12 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007?


Thanks again all

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Ok guys, thanks for your replies.


1. Yes please. What is the reg of the car?
- NL59 UBW

2. Is the name and address on the Bristow & Sutor letter your name & current address? We don't need to see it.
- Yes

3. Did you receive the Notice of Enforcement allegedly sent on 26th Sept 2024, that's mentioned in the letter?
- Yes and binned as spam I believe, I'll ask the wife. (Which I guess was quite a dumb thing to do)

4. Which address is on the reminder dated 8 Oct, A or B?
- A

5. Contact the Traffic Enforcement Centre (TEC) on 0200 123 1059, quoting the PCN number WI81858182. During the security check, provide the postcode linked to your previous address or the one on your vehicle's V5 registration document?
- Vehicles address was my current one when it was sold 4-5 weeks ago.  I've already rang them quoting and gave my current address as its the one on the letter and which the V5 was registered.

6. It is crucial to keep your current address private. Doing so would update the Warrant with this information, potentially leading to bailiffs turning up at your new residence?
- They know my current address

I may have acted with naivety having never had a PCN before.  So Bristow & Sutor know my address as do TEC.  Is it easier to just pay it? - It rubs me the wrong way, as its from over 2 years ago and I was completely unaware  :-\

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Hi guys.

So, I received a Bailiff letter from Bristow & Suitor very recently over a PCN dated 11 June 2022.  It was sent to an old address and I was totally unaware I had this PCN. Now, I'm not sure if me or the wife even drove onto the bus lane its been so long.  I am unsure if we informed the DVLA when we moved out of the property in Feb 2022, I am sure we did.  Is there anything to do now? I rang the Bailiffs and they said I have 7 days from 08/Oct/24 to pay or an enforcement officer will come.  I got a number for The Traffic Enforcement Office and they emailed me a TE9 & TE7 form to return to them asap.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.




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@cp8759 I apologise if there is no need to tag you - I'm just worried about the time I may have to reply/do something


Much appreciated

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