[John]

Further developments.

My wife made complaint to IOPC and instructed solicitors for claim for wrongful arrest. Everything the Police did was without correct authority. Solicitors are very keen with this case, we have provided documentation of correspondence I sent that made reference to finance company accepting and retaining promissory note therefore agreeing to discharge and they seem ok to not only claim for damages for arrest but also the return of car!!

[John]

Hi Morag,

Yes I’m selling it to fund another project. I’m experimenting trying to put a principle lien position/secured party creditor charge on it, might prevent mortgage company taking a big chunk of it? Once I perfect process I’ll do same on all assets. Things are different here in UK as apparently the UCC isn’t recognised and they don’t make it easy at companies house to put a charge on assets.

John

[John]

Brilliant, I’ve drafted something similar.

Thanks

John

[John]

Further update. After approx 2 years of the promissory process today my wife was stopped by the local police who basically arrested her for driving a stolen vehicle. After 30mins they released her but unfortunately they recovered the car to a local pound. I intend to contact the finance company but I expect they want full payment to release car. I will then try and make some sort of claim against CEO of company.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

John

[John]

Thanks for that Ant, I was aware of some but very informative, cheers.

I thought you could attempt to claim it back at any time though?

[John]

Hi all & thanks for responses. I’d like to update everyone with what’s happening since my last post some months ago.

I live in a gated property with door bell camera linked to phone, cctv with 2 Doberman guard dogs. I have warning & removal of implied access rights signs. So pretty secure!

Any way I’ve had 2 visits from different companies attempting to repossess vehicle. Both were sent away as I’d “settled finance” gave both a bit of education as to how ££ is created. I followed both up by putting each companies CEO on Notice that finance settled using Gov Legislation. Never heard from either since.

Last night I received a call from a fraud investigator asking questions. I again informed this guy I’d settled using Bills Of Exchange Act 1882. I invited him to call me another time as it was late.

I called this guy for his company details and sent him links to bills of exchange act & Halbury’s law guidance. He works for ANR International a vehicle fraud investigation company. I’m tempted to send him an offer that I’d return the vehicle on condition he locates my financial instrument (Promissory Note) and returns that to me. Other than the phone call he hasn’t made formal contact.

Any advice?

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[John]

Nothing here but thanks anyway.

John

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[John]

Thank you morag, will 12 not 9 digits make any difference?

[John]

Update on this case. We has been response off Greater Manchester Police to our solicitors. While they review and prepare their recommendation they have asked for evidence of the following. Was car V5 registered in my name. Was wife insured as named driver. Have we replaced car. Any other expense due to loss of car. They have also asked for ID documents.

I hope I’m not jumping the gun but it looks positive?