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Summary
To dispute enforcement actions by Jacobs Enforcement, emphasize the need for proper documentation as per Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [2023], which mandates creditors to provide a Court Order upon request. Highlight the importance of lawful execution of entry rights under Schedule 12 Paragraph 14(1) of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007. Reference Kofa v Oldham MBC [2024] and Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [2015] to stress the necessity of presenting valid documentation and authority. Birmingham City Council v. Oakley [2001] underscores the importance of proper documentation in enforcement actions. Failure to comply may lead to court action.Full Conversation
Pleas provide a more conprehesive responce addressing the key points in caselaw and the points they have raised
To address the points raised by Jacobs Enforcement comprehensively, you can include a more detailed reference to the relevant cases and legislation. Here's a proposed response:
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the Leighton ruling.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the Leighton ruling.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence
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of liability orders when requested.
Proposed Detailed Response:
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the **Leighton ruling**.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence of liability orders when requested.
*. **Birmingham City Council v. Oakley
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the **Leighton ruling**.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence of liability orders when requested.
*. **Birmingham City Council v. Oakley
Carry on from, *. **Birmingham City Council v. Oakley
Sure, here is the continued response:
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the **Leighton ruling**.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence of liability orders when requested.
*. **Birmingham City Council v. Oakley [*
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the **Leighton ruling**.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence of liability orders when requested.
*. **Birmingham City Council v. Oakley [*
Please rewrite complete letter including all key points in strong legal format
Sure, here’s a comprehensive response addressing all key points:
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the **Leighton ruling**.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence of liability orders when requested.
*. **Birmingham City Council v. Oak
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Dear Jacobs Enforcement,
I acknowledge your response. However, I must emphasize the following legal points:
*. **Leighton vs Bristow & Sutor [*]**:
- The ruling requires creditors to provide a Court Order upon request (Schedule * Paragraph *, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act *).
- Your correspondence has not provided this necessary documentation.
*. **Implied Right of Access**:
- While Schedule * Paragraph *(*) grants entry rights, these rights must be executed lawfully and in compliance with procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
*. **Kofa v Oldham MBC [*]**:
- Although this case discusses the necessity of a “court-issued” order, it does not negate the requirement to present valid documentation and authority upon request, as highlighted in the **Leighton ruling**.
- The specifics of my situation demand adherence to the principles affirmed in **Hillingdon London Borough Council v. Ford [*]**, where enforcement agents must provide evidence of their authority and the existence of liability orders when requested.
*. **Birmingham City Council v. Oak
Carry on from last paragraph
*. **Birmingham City Council v. Oakley [*]**:
- This case emphasizes the importance of proper documentation in enforcement actions. The necessity of presenting valid and complete documentation remains a crucial legal requirement.
Therefore, based on the above legal precedents:
- Jacobs Enforcement must provide the required documentation, including the Court Order, to validate your enforcement actions.
- Any actions taken must adhere to all procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
Failure to comply with these legal requirements may result in an urgent application to the county court, compelling the immediate production of the necessary evidence in open court.
Please ensure all future actions comply fully with these legal precedents.
Regards,
[Your Name]
- This case emphasizes the importance of proper documentation in enforcement actions. The necessity of presenting valid and complete documentation remains a crucial legal requirement.
Therefore, based on the above legal precedents:
- Jacobs Enforcement must provide the required documentation, including the Court Order, to validate your enforcement actions.
- Any actions taken must adhere to all procedural requirements, including prior notice and proof of authority.
Failure to comply with these legal requirements may result in an urgent application to the county court, compelling the immediate production of the necessary evidence in open court.
Please ensure all future actions comply fully with these legal precedents.
Regards,
[Your Name]
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