COUNCIL TAX

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• published: 08 May 2013
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FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jules-Benji/91674459228 GEMINI DEBT SOLUTION STOP GMO OR LABEL IT: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stop-Gmo-or-Label-It/346543645422721. LOCAL GOVT ACT 1888 SECTION 79 SUBSECTION 2 (2)All duties and liabilities of the inhabitants of a county shall become and be duties and liabilities of the council of such county.IN OTHERWORDS LOCAL COUNCIL IS RESPONSIBLE IN LAW TO PAY YOUR BILLS.. INCLUDING THE MOST RECENT LIE CALLED "BEDROOM TAX" http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Vict/51-52/41/section/79 Council Bill - Bills of Exchange Act 1882 Under the FoIA I wish to know if the council tax bill produced and issued by the council conforms with the Bills of Exchange Act 1882 all recorded information you hold is required. If your council bill does not conform please give the reasons why. The Act clearly defines a Bill of Exchange in Section 3 as: "A bill of exchange is an unconditional order in writing, addressed by one person to another, signed by the person giving it, requiring the person to whom it is addressed to pay on demand or at a fixed or determinable future time a sum certain in money to or to the order of a specified person, or to bearer." Any "Bill" that fits this definition is then legally bound to act within the Bills of Exchange Act 1882 irrelevant of other legislation unless the said Statute repeals the Bill of Exchange Act in some way. This is clearly not the case as the The Local Government Finance Act 1992 has not and does not repeal any part of the Bills of Exchange Act 1882. I am writing to you because I wish to ask questions under the freedom of information act. 1) What definitions do you use when reading legislation? oxford English dictionary, or legal language of the law society. 2) Is the document you issue as "council tax bill" a legal document? 3) Is there any other acts apart from the local governments finance act, that you use to enforce this "bill" 4) Does the said act or acts repeal any other known act that is currently on the statue books? 5) Why is council tax referred to as a bill? 6) Upon what legal grounds does it constitute as a bill? 7) If the answer is no to question 4, then does the council tax you have referred to as a "bill" meet the legal requirements to be classed as a bill, as set out in the bill of exchange act, if yes then how, and if no why not? 8) At any point since the creation and introduction of council tax, has it been referred to as a "Council tax notice" and printed as such on any media sent out to the people it is addressed to? 9) If yes to question 8 then why did the council change the wording from "Council Tax Notice" to "Council Tax Bill" and in what year did it change? Please refer to old council tax bill templates from very first to the current for accuracy. 10) If there has been change as outlined in question 8, then please could I have a copy of the template before and after the change. 11) Has Schedule 2, section four of the Local Government Finance act been repealed. 12) Is the council issuing "bills" for council tax compliant with Schedule 2, section four of the Local Government Finance Act 1992 13) If Council tax is correctly referred to as a "bill", then please confirm that it is a form of contract between the said person on the "bill" from the council for services provided by Swale Borough Council,hence the break down provided as to what government agency providing a service is in receipt to a proportion of total sum. 14) How much Council tax money is still outstanding from the previous tax years. CPR - Signature of Documents by mechanical means PRACTICE DIRECTION 5A -- COURT DOCUMENTS This Practice Direction supplements CPR Part 5 Signature of Documents by mechanical means 1 Where, under rule 5.3, a replica signature is printed electronically or by other mechanical means on any document, the name of the person whose signature is printed must also be printed so that the person may be identified. This paragraph does not apply to claim forms issued through the Claims Production Centre. http://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/procedu... 1) Under the FoIA I wish to know if the above CPR practice direction applies to the magistrates court when granting summonses for non payment of council tax to the council. 2) Under the FoIA I wish to know if the above CPR practice direction applies to the council who create and issue non payment of council tax summonses ( court documents) on behalf of the magistrates court who grants them. 3) Please provide all recorded information that confirms that when the council prints a replica signature (a facsimile signature) onto a magistrates court summonses for non payment of council tax on behalf of the court, that the council also prints the name of the person whose signature is printed so that the person may be identified. Many thanks for your time in answering this FOI request and I look forward to hearing from you.