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them, estoppel has been established which is a legal acknowledgement on their part
that no debt exists. It can’t be Forest Heath District Council since their failure to show
the demanded evidence within the 28 day period allowed, has established estoppel with
them as well. It is therefore impossible for the ‘agent’ to produce authorisation from a
creditor and so it is impossible for him to make an authorised visit, and consequently,
any attempt to charge for a subsequent visit is fraudulent and if followed up on, could
lose the ‘agent’ his licence, if he actually has one.
The next event was quite extraordinary. On Sunday evening at 7:30 pm. There was an
unannounced visit from two people who appeared to be police but who failed to show
any form of ID or identify them selves adequately. They asked to enter and were
allowed to do so. The man then stated that he had come to issue a warning in
connection with my alleged harassment of Steven Oxborough. When I tried to comment
he actually shouted me down and would not permit me to speak – a most remarkable
performance where an elderly person is involved and an action of remarkable
discourtesy. Eventually, when he had finished shouting at me I was eventually allowed
to speak. I pointed out that my actions were not in any way harassment of Steven
Oxborough and that since I believed he owed me a personal debt which I would have to
take through the courts as a claim against him, that the court demands that a copy of a
letter sent to the defendant, giving him 28 days in which to pay the alleged debt, be
attached to the court application for a hearing. Consequently, my writing to inform him
of the start of that 28-day period, being a requirement of the relevant legislation, could
not possibly be interpreted as being harassment. I also stated that the letters were not
in connection with his job. The PC(?) then left the following, undated and mis-worded
and mis-spelt document apparently from the Norfolk Constabulary, and left before I had
a chance to read it.
I find it interesting that Steven, who spends his working life in applying stressful
situations to literally thousands of people, gets highly upset when he receives a much
lesser level of stress. Here is the document which was left:
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