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Employers are not Debt Collectors
In case it could be useful to someone: Your employer isn't a debt collector. Send them this and follow through if they don't cease.. [Your Name] [Your Address] [City, Postcode] [Date] To: [Employer's Name / HR Department] [Company Name] [Company Address] Subject: Formal Notice – Unlawful Wage Deductions for Alleged Council Tax Arrears Dear [Employer's Name], I write to formally put you on notice that any deductions from my wages relating to alleged council tax arrears claimed by [Council Name] are unlawful unless and until the council provides clear and lawful evidence of their entitlement to enforce such deductions. Legal Framework Governing Wage Deductions 1. The Requirement for a Legally Executed Liability Order In Leighton v Bristow and Sutor [2023], the High Court reaffirmed that enforcement actions, including wage deductions, cannot proceed without a valid and properly executed Liability Order issued by a Magistrates’ Court. Such an order must: • Be properly executed, bearing the court’s official seal and the signature of an authorized officer; and • Clearly specify the liability in question. Without a valid Liability Order meeting these statutory requirements, any attempt to enforce the alleged debt is rendered unlawful under the Council Tax (Administration and Enforcement) Regulations 1992. 2. Employer Obligations Regarding Wage Deductions Under the Employment Rights Act 1996 (Section 13), deductions from an employee’s wages are only lawful if: • Required by statute; or • Made with the express consent of the employee. In this case, the statutory basis for deductions hinges entirely upon the existence of a valid Liability Order. Without such an order, deductions are unlawful, as established in Southfield v British Telecommunications plc [1998] IRLR 18. Employers must also act reasonably to verify the lawfulness of deductions. As stated in Cambridge and County Developments (Contractors) Ltd v Hughes [1973] QB 522, an employer is under a duty to investigate the validity of any purported statutory authority before acting on it.
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Has anybody seen a valid and legal liability order? I haven't, dont have a clue what one looks like, bare in mind I am in Scotland
Council Tax - I need your help! 😁
I am in the process of finishing a new learning module for Council Tax. Can I ask you to have a look over this and if you know of any other possible solutions, please let me know: Possible solutions I can think of so far: 1. Quantum Syntax Grammar - challenge the words on their paperwork 2. Use the Notices in the Course (Discover, unable to respond etc) - Lifting the Vale 3. Move house and do not register 4. Affidavit (I have tried, and this did not work for me) 5. Office of Executor (Gazza has tried and this didn't work for me) 6. Living Executor - Realm of England teaches this 7. Go to the Council and get your home re-registered as non-commercial - this takes a few visits, I hear. Freedomwithequity.com process. 8. Use God's Law - they have no claim (Capillary Wave and Clive Edwards) 9. Pay it and reclaim your securities (Republic of Old Souls and Reclaim Your Securities) 10. Put Money into a separate Bank Account once they prove they are not spending money of illegal Wars. 11. Get them to prove the contract/obligation and fight it 12. Challenge the Court's jurisdiction 13. Serve strong paperwork challenging the illegal Conversion of Man into Fiction and your home into a commercial residence. 14. Challenge the fact that in the Council Tax Handbook, it states that they take on all of the liabilities of the people if they become a corporation, which they all are. 15. Challenge the legality of the Liability Order as they were cancelled in 2003 16. Challenge the mass bulk processing of non-payers 17. Challenge the Magistrates/Claimants Solicitors Oath (as they are often a council worker) 18. Challenge that the Court did not issue any liability order and the Council did. 19. Challenge that the court staff are all Council workers. 20. Settle with a Set off Bond (Alex Middleditch) 21. Do an acceptance and return it (Brandon Joe Williams) 22. Equity - ask so many questions they give up. Freedomwithequity.com 23. Throw everything they send in the bin 👀
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@Simon V I am part of ROS and this is gov propaganda, Ian was a whistle-blower and what we see online is the result of his whistle-blowing. This has been about 20 year battle and is still ongoing. His protocols are all evidenced backed, anybody can check themselves, just unfortunate online info is misleading.
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@Simon V no problem at all, there is a video, might be on you tube regarding Iain being a whistle-blower, there is a guy currently attacking Iain called Dan Neidle (not 100% sure of spelling), think they both worked together at the FCA, it appears that Dan is now a paid actor for gov to discredit Iain, Iain is in process of taking Dan to court in US so Dan cannot hide, Dan is currently being protected, Iain protocol is legit and totally legal, wonder why they would pay people to discredit another who is doing good work!!
PCNs
Is this another solution for PCNs? Many people do not realise there is a legal distinction between the “owner”, the “registered keeper”, and the actual driver of a vehicle. Under civil traffic enforcement legislation, councils will usually pursue the registered keeper whose details are obtained from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency. This does not automatically prove who was driving at the time of the alleged contravention. In many parking and traffic enforcement cases, the process follows several stages: 1. Initial Penalty Charge Notice or enforcement notice 2. Notice to Owner 3. Charge Certificate 4. Order for Recovery 5. Statutory declaration or witness statement process 6. Enforcement action by certificated enforcement agents Where a 'person' genuinely did not receive the original Notice to Owner or earlier statutory documents, the law provides a remedy through the Traffic Enforcement Centre process. For certain traffic enforcement matters, a PE3 statutory declaration or TE9 witness statement may be submitted, depending on the type of enforcement involved. This must normally be witnessed by a court officer, solicitor, or authorised person. (So you pop to the local court) The declaration is not an argument about guilt or innocence. Instead, it is a sworn statement confirming one of several limited statutory grounds, such as: • The original notice was never received • Representations were made but no reply was received • The penalty was paid • An appeal was lodged in time If accepted, the enforcement process is generally reverted back to an earlier stage, allowing the matter to be reconsidered lawfully. In practice, many authorities may decide not to continue enforcement after a reset, particularly where the administrative cost exceeds the value of the alleged debt. However, there is no guaranteed “infinite loophole”, and repeated or dishonest statutory declarations may amount to contempt of court or fraud. The key point is this: The statutory declaration process exists to preserve procedural fairness where notices were not properly served, not to permanently extinguish liability automatically.
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I have never tried it but seen a video whereby the woman removed it from her windscreen and wrote RTS, do not wish to joinder, and posted it back via postbox, she said that is 2nd time she done it and has heard nothing. Also it is not for us to advise anybody who was driving, as they are making the claim they need to provide who was travelling/driving, I have had a notice before from police saying I need to provide to them who was driving the vehicle, now I know it is not for me to do their job!!
Things I would do differently if I started this journey again...
Get a PO Box before you start anything Pick a legislation/law/contract/agreement that interests you and decode it word by word with Blacks Law 4th Edition or similar Work for yourself (private company not registered) and get GBP transferred to you for 'energy exchange' - tax-free in your first and middle name only Start with one project (I stopped paying for everything all at the same time, and the paperwork got a lot at times, but I learnt alot fast!) Try and learn faster and more focused on one subject to start with - (although they do all overlap at times) I now only watch YT Videos if I have the transcript in front of me and I am working through it to learn Read through a list of Maxims of Law - this was a game-changer for me! Bouviers is in skool and I have highlighted some good ones we might use Accept this is a spiritual journey too - this is not just money this is empowerment from within! Stay off social media unless it is funny cat videos to cheer you up 🐱, or law learning - no news or politics (poly-tics = many blood sucking insects 🪰 or poly-tricks - many tricks!) it's a lie Audible book on trusts and how Lawyers think/are trained - know your opponent I was very lucky as I met some amazing people quite early on (The Glue and others) 💃 Enjoy the journey and learning, it can be hard, but when it eventually sinks in, it's exciting! Go to more face to face meetings with real people not just zoom 🙋‍♂️ Get a learning buddy to share the journey and to bounce off, us men are bad at this and it is very useful! Evan Batman had Robin! 🦇
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@Debra Ann I innerstand also Debra Ann, I find things go quiet for a while then they start up again, I get down but need to raise my energy and get back to the positive thinking, I would say loosing the fear is the most important thing anyone can do, it is the fear that stops you going forward, we have to stop and think, if they are correct in what they say then none of us would be able to go months or years without paying council tax, the very fact they push back and continue to argue with us must tell you loads, no legitimate corporation need to resort to threats and fake paperwork or control to get money from you, the way they behave has to tell you something is not right, correct me if I am wrong but when money exchanges hands there has to be a contract in place, contract law says, none of those corps have any contract in place. Stay strong, they are banking on you buckling!!
Reclaim utilities
I did put a post up in telegram about this no reply How do we reclaim money back on utilities read online people do it but no one ever says esp on what to say to the bank... Thank you
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@Debra Ann I am with the RBS, they have sent me 2 letters saying my claim doesn't fall under the remit of the DD guarantee but didn't provide any proof, they also said my claim was declined due to the info they received from the council, I asked them to provide me this info but they refused saying I am not privy to this info, had enough of this crap so going to the Financial Ombudsman to get them to sort it, we all know if the Bank or Council had evidence of their claims there wouldn't be months of back and forth so not dealing with the Bank any longer, this has been going on since July 2025, think that is long enough, will update when I know more
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@Audrius Gudas I have always done email so I have a trail, I have also been told to ask the council for the payments but it explicitly says in the DD guarantee to contact your bank as it was them that released the payments
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Yvonne Dailly
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Happy to be involved. Work and live in Scotland (Caledonia), live with my partner and our daughter in Forfar and I hope I can help to free my family!

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