Comments by "Annoying B\x27stard" (@annoyingbstard9407) on "Andy The Gabby Cabby" channel.

@cha2117 The Magna Carta made no mention of “the people.” Merely a lot of very wealthy barons who didn’t want to pay dues to very wealthy monarch.
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So why didn’t you do it by phone?
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It’s not unknown. If you phone the council EARLY they will tel you about section 13a. If you leave it until liability orders are made (as many do) it’s too late.
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You demonstrate a simpleton’s misunderstanding of how law works. The Council Tax A & E regulations order your council to collect said tax from liable parties. They also order your local council to pursue defaulters using a quite specific mechanism contained in the act. Your notion that a law “tells you” to pay tax (or do anything else) is infantile.
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@AndyTheGabbyCabby There’s no law that says a court summons has to come from the court. It merely requires a court to agree it.
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Wrong act. The act you’re (trying to) refer to is the Local Government Act of 1888 and the “paragraph” you’re probably referring to is simply transferring debts, responsibilities and obligations of the old local authorities onto the newly created County Councils.
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The Queen of Freedom seems to simply post videos of herself phoning and baffling call centre staff with inane questions and bizarre (always incorrect) claims in her Minnie Mouse voice.
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In the eyes of the law you’re liable for the full amount whatever you do or believe. Sticking your head in the sand might be your personal coping mechanism but it’s not a very intelligent one.
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And that really happened.
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@maskedavenger2578 A court summons is not a summons from the court - merely a summons to appear before the court and can be issued by the complainant once approved by the court.
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@hunterfiona1 The law doesn’t say “you have to pay.” The law says councils are OBLIGED to levy and collect CT from liable residents and goes on to describe enforcement action they can take to fulfil this obligation. No law says “you must do X, Y or Z - that would be a commandment.
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How will social services be able to help the old people when you don’t pay your taxes? Or are you offering to stop spouting shite on YouTube and actually do something positive for others?
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@stephenboyd4934 The mortgage isn’t the debt. They’re quite separate.
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Or a reduction in services.
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@waynenrich So the answer to not paying your obligations is to live like a pauper, never open the door and park your old banger three streets away. Sounds appealing!
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@waynenrich Ok. You stick huddled in your hovel feeling you’ve got one over on everyone else who considers you a scrounger. I’ll pay my way and live quite happily.
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😂 goon.
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@ef7480 As utility bills are largely payable after usage there are certain types who see this as an opportunity to default on paying using spurious arguments. If MacDonalds, the off licence or the local corner shop allowed similar arrangements these people would be exactly the same with their responsibilities there claiming the right to free food, booze and scratch cards. They’re essentially the parasites the rest of us have to pay for because the rules on forcible sterilisation protect them.
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Can’t you ask them yourself?
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@pamelahall9459 Not sure what you mean by a “judge” as CT liability hearings are heard in magistrates courts and paying them what you think you can afford is of no relevance to the court. The hearing simply looks at whether the money is owed and whether the council has performed its legal obligations correctly. What you can afford must be negotiated with the council ideally before the summons is issued.
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He doesn’t need to as he’s read the act. If you haven’t, or don’t understand it you can contact them yourself of simply go to the government website which clearly shows the obligations, duties and powers the billing authority has on the subject of council tax.
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No they don’t. Another internet meme.
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You might as well play up while you’re inside then. Maybe a dirty protest?
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The only way you haven’t paid for twelve years if because you either still live with mummy and daddy or you’re a social security ponce and don’t earn enough to pay CT. A more likely explanation is that you’re a liar.
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@Sari Bookstaff-Kear Don’t worry…within a few months you’ll be evicted and made bankrupt. - just like everyone else who tries it.
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13a merely gives the council a minimal amount of discretion. Unfortunately as they’re continually underfunded it doesn’t often work.
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Would you use a debt collector if you were owed money by someone refusing to pay?
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I remember when cabbies weren’t tight fisted barstewards moaning every time they had to part with an haypenny. Oh. No I don’t.😊
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@johnallright6847 Spotting the inconsistencies and impossibilities in this little story should be regarded as an intelligence test. Tell me, do you think you passed?
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@maskedavenger2578 Do you know what a summons actually is?
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@maskedavenger2578 I’m not implying anything. Simply explaining the law (as it is and not as you imagine it) explicitly allows certain authorities to send out summonses to debtors with the approval of the court. I don’t even understand where you get the notion that this is somehow wrong. Incidentally claiming to have received a multitude of summonses over the course of your life really isn’t something to make one swell with pride. More trustworthy people might even be somewhat ashamed of the fact.
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@MrArthand The P60 isn’t some sort of “opt out” document. It’s merely a piece of paper that must be given to you by your employer showing your income and PAYE/NI payments for the previous year. There’s no box to tick and it has no relevance to what you pay the following year. How do you make this stuff up? Why do you make this stuff up?
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@McfcMancs That video is bollocks as anyone with even half a brain would recognise.
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That’ll work.
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@JohnMarkss 🤥
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