Police accompanying a bailiff
Guidelines outlining what police should and shouldn’t if they are accompanying a bailiff.
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POUK – Declaration of Consent
This can be completed by the householder to allow someone else to talk to police and bailiffs on their behalf.
No Trespassing Notice
This can be placed in the window or on the front door to deign implied right of access.