Revs
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Index of Correspondence Key Sections of
the Page: 01.
Your Initial Email (30 Sept 2025) 1+ You explained
displacement due to bail conditions, receipt of PIP/Universal Credit/ESA, and
confusion caused by ESA → UC transition. 2+ Requested
reassessment of liability, citing protected claimant status and Single Person
Discount. 3+
Challenged the £662.08 liability figure and
referenced the Trafford High Court case (2025) as precedent. 02.
Automatic Reply from Enfield Council 1+
Acknowledged receipt, said responses may take 14+
days due to high demand. 03.
Enforcement Agent Letter (CDER
Group) 1+ Demanded £972.08
(including fees). 2+ Threatened removal
of goods for auction. 3+
Provided payment options and welfare contact details. 04.
Your Formal Complaint (26 Nov 2025) 1+ Objected to
enforcement at your mother’s address (where you haven’t lived since age 16). 2+ Highlighted her
vulnerability (serious kidney disease). 3+ Reiterated
protected claimant status and cited the Trafford case again. 4+
Requested reinstatement of 100% support, suspension
of enforcement, and reassessment. 05.
CDER Group Automated Confirmation 1+ Ticket number
assigned (1564167). 2+
Promised response within 10 working days. 06.
Second Automatic Reply from Enfield
Council 1+
Same template acknowledgment as before. 07.
CDER Group Response (5 Dec 2025) 1+
Case held for 14 days. 2+ Requested proof of
income, medical conditions, and repayment offer via IEHub portal. 3+
Confirmed Welfare Team involvement if vulnerability
is proven. 08.
08. Received (26 Nov 2025) 1+
Automatic acknowledgement from Enfield Council
Revenues. 2+
Stated responses may take longer than 14 days due to
high demand. 3+
Advised checking FAQs and avoiding repeat enquiries
while awaiting reply. 09.
Exhibit 09 Screenshot of
Enfield Council Portal (Verint Cloud Services) ·
Date Captured: 5 December 2025 ·
Property: 109 Burncroft
Avenue, Enfield, EN3 7JQ ·
Tax Year: 2025/26
(April–March) ·
Details: a)
Account Balance: £642.08 b)
Balance Outstanding: £642.08 c)
Payment Method: Cash – 12
payments scheduled for the 28th of each month d)
Transactions: 1+
Charges: £1322.35 2+
Payments: £32.00 3+
Council Tax Support applied: £631.17 4+
Refunds: £0.00 ·
Procedural Note: This exhibit
evidences the official council record for the 2025/26 tax year.
It demonstrates that Council Tax Support was applied but not at full
entitlement, leaving a liability of £642.08. It also highlights
the discrepancy between the council’s stated balance and the enforcement
demand of £972.08, showing £330 in added
enforcement fees. 10.
Exhibit 10 Screenshot of Enfield
Council Portal (Verint Cloud Services) ·
Date Captured: 5 December 2025 ·
Property: 109 Burncroft
Avenue, Enfield, EN3 7JQ ·
Tax Year: 2024/25
(April–March) ·
Details: a) Account Balance: £0.00 b) Balance Outstanding: £662.08 c) Payment Method: Cash – 12
payments scheduled for the 28th of each month d) Transactions: 1+
Charges: £1202.04 2+
Payments: £540.00 3+
Council Tax Support applied: £0.00 4+
Refunds: £0.00 ·
Procedural Note: This exhibit
evidences the official council record for the 2024/25 tax year. It confirms
that no Council Tax Support was applied during this period, despite the
claimant’s protected status. The liability of £662.08 reflects a full charge
minus partial payments and aligns with the enforcement figure issued. This
supports the argument that the claimant’s entitlement was not properly
assessed or applied, and that enforcement proceeded without correcting this
omission. ⚖️ Procedural
Highlights
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Sent and Received Correspondence
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01. Sent Council Tax Support
& Payment Plan Request <323004> From: Rewired (re_wired@ymail.com) Date: Tuesday 30
September 2025 at 20:01 BST ·
Subject line: Council Tax Support & Payment Plan Request
<323004> To Whom It May
Concern, I am writing
regarding the Council Tax Liability Order issued against me for 109 Burncroft
Avenue, EN3 7JQ (Ref: 323004). Due to bail conditions imposed on 02/08/2025,
I have been unable to reside at this property or access mail directly. I only
received the notice dated 23/09/2025 via a relative, as I am currently
displaced and reliant on others for correspondence. I am receiving: ·
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) ·
Universal Credit ·
New-style ESA I previously had a
payment plan in place for my council tax and believed it was continuing, also
the transition from ESA to Universal Credit caused unexpected deductions and
confusion in my account, which has only recently been rectified. I did not
intentionally fail to pay, and I am now seeking to resolve the matter
responsibly. I understand that as
a protected claimant under Enfield’s Council Tax Support scheme—due to my
receipt of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) — I should be eligible for up
to 40% support. I also live alone in a one-bedroom flat, which qualifies me
for the Single Person Discount of 25%. Yet I’ve been issued a Liability Order
for £662.08, which suggests either these reductions were not fully applied or
that the scheme itself has shifted in a way that no longer reflects my
circumstances. I am formally
requesting a full assessment of my liability, based on the following: ·
I am in a protected group due to PIP, and my weekly income places me
in Band 6, where I should receive the maximum uplift —not the minimum. ·
I have been displaced from my home since 02/08/2025 due to bail
conditions, meaning I have had no access to the property or direct mail. ·
I was previously on a payment plan, which I believed was continuing.
The transition from ESA to Universal Credit disrupted my finances and caused
confusion, which has only recently been resolved. ·
I am experiencing ongoing hardship and vulnerability due to health,
legal restrictions, and reliance on others for basic correspondence. The figure of
£662.08 roughly aligns with what would remain after applying: ·
The 25% Single Person Discount ·
Approximately 40% Council Tax Support, as a protected claimant due to
my Personal Independence Payment (PIP) However, this number
ignores a crucial fact: I was previously receiving 100% support, and
nothing in my situation has improved since then. In fact, my circumstances
have worsened—displaced from my home by bail conditions, unable to work, and
dependent on others to manage my mail and correspondence. So
the question is clear: why am I suddenly liable for over £600 in Council Tax? The root cause is
Enfield’s 2025/26 Council Tax Support scheme changes, which now: ·
Require working-age claimants to pay at least 50% of their Council Tax
bill (except for certain groups such as those under 25 or war widows) ·
Cap support at Band C regardless of actual property band, penalizing
those in lower bands ·
Use income banding that unfairly penalizes claimants with multiple
sources of benefits—even if their overall financial situation is no better. While the £662.08
may be mathematically “correct” under this new scheme, it is ethically and
contextually flawed given my protected status and personal hardship. Legal Precedent Supporting My Challenge In 2025, the High
Court ruled against Trafford Council’s new CTS scheme in a landmark case
involving two vulnerable claimants (or disabled, one a carer) who were
suddenly faced with full Council Tax bills despite previously paying nothing. The court found that
the scheme was: ·
Unlawfully adopted, without proper democratic
process ·
Discriminatory against disabled people and carers ·
“Obviously unfair” and “badly drafted” This ruling sets a
powerful precedent: CTS schemes that disproportionately impact vulnerable
or protected claimants and prov< these claims
are already legally challenged and overturned. My Grounds for
Challenge ·
I was previously granted 100% support—this sudden
liability is the result of a policy change, not improved financial
circumstances ·
I qualify as a protected claimant under Enfield’s
scheme due to PIP, and I should be receiving maximum support, not penalize
for having multiple benefits ·
I have been displaced since August 2025 with no
access to my home or council correspondence, making enforcement without
proper notification unfair and procedurally improper ·
The Trafford case proves that schemes like this
can be successfully challenged for being unlawful and discriminatory I also request you
to set up a payment plan to clear the remaining balance in affordable installments, should any liability remain after
reassessment. Please confirm whether my protected status and Single Person
Discount have been properly applied, and whether discretionary hardship
support is available to further reduce or suspend enforcement. I must also stress:
this situation should not be recorded as a failure to pay. It is the result
of systemic disruption, displacement, and administrative breakdown—not
neglect. I am asserting my right to a fair and accurate record and due to the
High Court ruled against Trafford Council for a 100% reduction to be re
implemented. Sincerely, Mr. Simon Cordell C/O Mrs. L Cordell
23 Byron Terrace Edmonton, London N9 7DG Council Tax Ref: 323004 |
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02. Received Automatic reply:
Council Tax Support & Payment Plan Request <323004> From: Revenues And
Benefits (revs@enfield.gov.uk) Date: Tuesday 30
September 2025 at 20:01 BST Thank you for your
email. ·
We apologise that your request might take more
time than normal to process because of high demand across Council Tax and
Benefits. ·
If you have any questions about your Council Tax
bill or benefit notifications, please visit www.enfield.gov.uk/benefitfaqs
where you will find an answer to the most frequently asked questions. ·
Thank you for your patience as we try our best to
get back to you as quickly as possible. ·
We aim to respond to all enquiries within 14
days, however this may take longer at this time, so please allow us time to
respond to you and avoid sending us repeat or follow up enquiries during this
time. This will allow us to provide you with a more timely
response. Kind regards, Enfield Council * Campaign Follow us on
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03. Enforcement
Agents Letter
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TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR GOODS
You can pay by Cash,
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MADE IMMEDIATELY YOU WILL BE LIABLE FOR SUBSTANTIAL
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04. My Letter
Sent Mr. Simon Paul Cordell! From: Rewired (re_wired@ymail.com) To: customercare@contactcder.co.uk; revs@enfield.gov.uk
Date: Wednesday 26 November
2025 at 14:40 GMT Mv Letter To: customercare@contactcder.co.uk: revs@enfield.gov.uk Subject: Formal Complaint -
Wrongful Enforcement Action & Request for Reinstatement of 100% Council
Tax Support Refs: Council Tax Ref: 323004
/ CDER Ref: 4833697 Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to formally
object to the enforcement action currently being pursued against me under
Council Tax Ref: 323004 and CPER Ref: 4833697. On 30
September 2025. I submitted a detailed email to Enfield Council Revenues explaining my
circumstances, including: ·
My displacement from 109 Bumcroft Avenue since 02/08/2025
due to bail conditions, meaning I cannot lawfully attend to my property. ·
My receipt of Personal Independence Payment
(PIP), Universal Credit, and ESA, placing me in a protected
claimant group. ·
Mv entitlement to Council Tax Support
and the Single Person Discount. ·
Mv ongoing hardship and vulnerability. I received only an
automatic reply acknowledging my request and was told to await a response
which could be with months but till date no substantive response have I
received. Despite this, enforcement has wrongfully escalated and “CDER Group”
has now issued a
demand for £972.08, “Inflated by Additional Fees.” Why Enforcement is
Flawed
·
Legal Precedent -
Trafford Case In 2025, the High
Court ruled against Trafford Council’s CTS scheme, finding it: ·
Unlawfully adopted without proper democratic
process. ·
Discriminatory against
disabled people and carers. ·
“Obviously unfair” and “badly
drafted.” This Ruling Sets a Binding
Precedent: schemes
that disproportionately impact vulnerable claimants must be overturned. I
therefore “Formally Request That 100% Council Tax Support
Be Reinstated in My Case,” as my circumstances have not improved since I was previously granted
full support. In fact, they have worsened due to displacement and ongoing
hardship. Requested Action ·
Immediate suspension of enforcement action at
“Both My Mother’s Home and My Own Tenancy Address,” recognition
of my displacement under bail conditions and my mother’s vulnerability. ·
Full reassessment of my liability, applying
protected claimant support and discounts correctly, and “Reinstating
100% Support in Line with The High Court Ruling.” ·
Confirmation that this situation “Will Not
Be Recorded” as a “Failure to Pay.” as it results from “Systemic
Disruption and Council Error. Not Neglect.” ·
Written confirmation of next steps within 14
days. I am asserting my rights
as a vulnerable claimant and demanding that enforcement cease immediately
until a lawful reassessment is completed “And If Necessary.
A Payment Plan to Be Reinstated Once Again Due To the Failure of It
Not Being Continued at No Fault of My Own. set hv Revs at the
Enfield Council and not the “CDER GROUP”
ENFORCEMENT AGENTS!” If this matter is not resolved, I will escalate my complaint formally
to the Local Government Ombudsman and seek legal remedy for unlawful
enforcement and discrimination against more than one vulnerable household. Sincerely, Mr. Simon Cordell P.S I am homeless until the
bail restrictions are removed, preventing me from going to my home address
and am therefore living at another person’s residence until further notice
from the courts. I can’t even have a relationship with a partner were I am
forced to stay let alone create a private or family life until I prove myself
innocence! I Have also attached the
prior correspondence as a weblink and as attachments in this email: Exhibit 1:
<Dir> Revs. Weblink 2: https://evervoneloginto.me/Revs/
1. sent.pdf 128.9 kB
2. Received.pdf 105.3 kB
3. ENFORCEMENT
AGENTS Letter.pdf 153.4 kB
4. My Letter.pdf 159.2 kB |
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05. Received Mr. Simon Paul Cordell!
1564167 From: CDER Group Customer Care
(customercare@cdergroup.co.uk) Date: Wednesday 26 November
2025 at 14:40 GMT CDER logo Thank you for your
message. This is an automated
confirmation that we have received your request and assigned ticket number
1564167 in our tracking system. A member of our Customer
Care team will respond to your email as soon as possible. You should receive a
response to your enquiry within 10 working days. To help us answer your
enquiry as quickly as possible, please ensure that you include your CDER
reference number in your emails to us. You can find this at the top of our
letters to you. CDER Group Customer Care Need more help? Use the links below to
manage your CDER account, get more information about CDER Group, or to find
free independent support. Make a payment, set up a
payment plan or manage your CDER Group account online. Find answers to common
questions on our website. Information for
vulnerable customers and where to find free, independent advice and support. CDER Group Ltd.
Registered in England and Wales. Company no. 04118149. Registered address: Floor
9, Peninsular House, 30-36 Monument Street, London, EC3R 8LJ. You can find details of
how we use your information at www.cdergroup.co.uk/privacv-policv. [6W3PZZ-7JRED] |
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06. Received Automatic reply: Mr.
Simon Paul Cordell! From: Revenues And
Benefits (revs@enfield.gov.uk) Date: Wednesday 26
November 2025 at 14:41 GMT Thank you for your
email. ·
We apologise that your request might take more
time than normal to process because of high demand across Council Tax and
Benefits. ·
If you have any questions about your Council Tax
bill or benefit notifications, please visit www.enfield.gov.uk/benefitfaqs where you will find
an answer to the most frequently asked questions. ·
Thank you for your patience as we try our best to
get back to you as quickly as possible. ·
We aim to respond to all enquiries within 14
days, however this may take longer at this time, so please allow us time to
respond to you and avoid sending us repeat or follow up enquiries during this
time. This will allow us to provide you with a timelier response. Kind regards, Enfield Council * Campaign Follow us on
Facebook Twitter www.enfield.gov.uk Enfield Council is
committed to serving the whole borough fairly, delivering excellent services
and building strong communities. Opinions expressed in this email are those
of the individual and not necessarily those of the London Borough of Enfield.
This email and any attachments or files transmitted with it are strictly
confidential and intended solely for the named addressee. It may contain
privileged and confidential information and if you are not the intended
recipient and receive it in error you must not copy, distribute or use the
communication in any other way. All traffic handled by the Government Connect
Secure Extranet may be subject to recording/and or monitoring in accordance
with relevant legislation. This email has been
scanned for viruses, but we cannot guarantee that it will be free of viruses
or malware. The recipient should perform their own virus checks. Disclaimer The information
contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is
intended solely for use by the recipient and others authorized to receive it.
If you are not the recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure,
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07. Binder1
05-12-25 [CDER Group] Re: Mr.
Simon Paul Cordell! 24833697 From: Megan (CDER
Group Customer Care) (customercare@cdergroup.co.uk) Date: Friday 5
December 2025 at 11:36 GMT Your request 1564167
has been updated. To add additional comments, reply to this email. Megan (CDER Group) 5 Dec 2025, 1 1:36
GMT Dear Mr. Cordell, Thank you for your
recent correspondence. Since you wish for
your case to be considered as vulnerable, we would be obliged if you could
please provide the following so our Welfare Team can assist you further: ·
Click on the following link and fill out your
income and expenditure https://iehub.co.uk/cder/ ·
You will need to attach proof of your income
(wage slip and/or benefit letter) ·
Offer of repayment (please include under debts) ·
Attach proof of medical and mental health
conditions ( GP/Hospital letter, medication) Furthermore, we have
also held your case for 14 days while you provide the above. We await hearing
from you. Yours sincerely, Megan Customer care
administrator Rewired 26 Nov 2025, 14:40
GMT My Letter To: customercare@contactcder.co.uk: revs@enfield.gov.uk Subject: Formal Complaint -
Wrongful
Enforcement Action & Request for Reinstatement of 100% Council Tax Support Refs: Council Tax Ref:
323004 / CDER Ref: 4833697 Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to
formally object to the enforcement action currently being pursued against me
under Council Tax Ref: 323004 and CDER Ref:
4833697. On 30
September 2025. I submitted a detailed email to Enfield Council
Revenues explaining my circumstances, including:
·
I received only an automatic reply acknowledging
my request and was told to await a response which could be with months but
till date no substantive response have I received. Despite this, enforcement
has wrongfully escalated and “CDER Group” has now issued a
demand for £972.08, “Inflated by Additional Fees.” Why Enforcement is
Flawed ·
Wrong Address
Enforcement: Bailiffs have attended my mother’s home at 23
Byron Terrace, Edmonton, where I have not lived since age 16. Goods at that
address belong to her, not me. ·
Targeting a
Vulnerable Person: My mother is gravely ill with kidney disease (1%
function). Enforcement action against her household causes severe stress and
risks her health. ·
Improper Enforcement at My Own Tenancy: I am currently
displaced under bail conditions and cannot lawfully attend to my property.
Enforcement there is procedurally improper as I cannot defend or manage it. ·
Failure of Council Response: “I Acted
Responsibly by Contacting Enfield Council, Yet My Circumstances
Have Been Ignored, And Enforcement Has Proceeded Regardless of
Me Other to Settle the Debit Through a Formal Process and Without
Additional Fees!” ·
Protected Claimant Status: As a “PIP
Recipient,” I am entitled to Council Tax Support. The
liability figure is inconsistent with my entitlement and the High Court
precedent (TRAFFORD CTS CASE. 2025) which
ruled against discriminatory schemes. Legal Precedent -
Trafford Case In 2025, the High
Court ruled against Trafford Council’s CTS scheme, finding it: ·
Unlawfully adopted without proper democratic
process. ·
Discriminatory against
disabled people and carers. ·
“Obviously unfair” and “badly
drafted.” This Ruling Sets a Binding
Precedent: schemes that disproportionately impact
vulnerable claimants must be overturned. I therefore “Formally Request
That 100% Council Tax Support Be Reinstated in My Case.” as my
circumstances have not improved since I was previously granted full support.
In fact, they have worsened due to displacement and ongoing hardship. Requested Action ·
Immediate suspension of enforcement action at “Both
My Mother’s Home and My Own Tenancy Address.” recognition of my
displacement under bail conditions and my mother’s vulnerability. ·
Full reassessment of my liability, applying
protected claimant support and discounts correctly, and “Reinstating
100% Support in Line with The High Court Ruling.” ·
Confirmation that this situation “Will Not
Be Recorded” as a “Failure to Pay.” as it results from “Systemic
Disruption and Council Error. Not Neglect.” ·
Written confirmation of next steps within 14
days. I am asserting my
rights as a vulnerable claimant and demanding that enforcement cease
immediately until a lawful reassessment is completed “And If Necessary,
A Payment Plan to Be Reinstated Once Again Due To the Failure of It
Not Being Continued at No Fault of My Own, set by Revs at the Enfield
Council and not the “CDER GROUP” ENFORCEMENT AGENTS!” If
this matter is not resolved, I will escalate my complaint formally to the
Local Government Ombudsman and seek legal remedy for unlawful enforcement and
discrimination against more than one vulnerable household. Sincerely, Mr. Simon Cordell P.S. I am homeless until
the bail restrictions are removed, preventing me from going to my home
address and am therefore living at another person’s residence until further
notice from the courts. I cannot even have a relationship with a partner were
I am forced to stay let alone create a private or family life until I prove
myself innocence! I Have also attached
the prior correspondence as a weblink and as attachments in this email: Exhibit
1: <Dir> Revs. Weblink 2: https://evervoneloginto.me/Revs/ Attachment(s) -
ENFORCEMENT AGENTS
Letter.pdf Need more help? Use the links below
to manage your CDER account, get more information about CDER Group, or to
find free independent support. Make a payment, set
up a payment plan or manage your CDER Group account online. Find answers to
common questions on our website. Information for
vulnerable customers and where to find free, independent advice and support. CDER Group Ltd.
Registered in England and Wales. Company no. 04118149. Registered address:
Floor 9, Peninsular House, 30-36 Monument Street, London, EC3R 8LJ. You can find details
of how we use your information at www.cdergroup.co.uk/privacv-policv. [6W3PZZ-7JRED] |
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08. Received [CDER Group] Re: Mr.
Simon Paul Cordell! 24833697 From: Megan (CDER
Group Customer Care) (customercare@cdergroup.co.uk) Date: Friday 5
December 2025 at 11:36 GMT 1 CDER logo Your request 1564167
has been updated. To add additional comments, reply to this email. Megan (CDER Group) 5 Dec 2025, 1 1:36
GMT Dear Mr. Cordell, Thank you for your
recent correspondence. Since you wish for
your case to be considered as vulnerable, we would be obliged if you could
please provide the following so our Welfare Team can assist you further: ·
Click on the following link and fill out your
income and expenditure https://iehub.co.uk/cder/ ·
You will need to attach proof of your income
(wage slip and/or benefit letter) ·
Offer of repayment (please include under debts) ·
Attach proof of medical and mental health
conditions ( GP/Hospital letter, medication) Furthermore, we have
also held your case for 14 days while you provide the above. We await hearing
from you. Yours sincerely, Megan Customer care
administrator Rewired 26 Nov 2025, 14:40
GMT My Letter To: customercare@contactcder.co.uk: revs@enfield.gov.uk Subject: Formal Complaint -
Wrongful
Enforcement Action & Request for Reinstatement of 100% Council Tax Support Refs: Council Tax Ref:
323004 / CDER Ref: 4833697 Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to
formally object to the enforcement action currently being pursued against me
under Council Tax Ref: 323004 and CDER Ref:
4833697. On 30
September 2025. I submitted a detailed email to Enfield Council
Revenues explaining my circumstances, including:
·
I received only an automatic reply acknowledging
my request and was told to await a response which could be with months but
till date no substantive response have I received. Despite this, enforcement
has wrongfully escalated and “CDER Group” has now issued a
demand for £972.08, “Inflated by Additional Fees.” Why Enforcement is
Flawed ·
Wrong Address
Enforcement: Bailiffs have attended my mother’s home at 23
Byron Terrace, Edmonton, where I have not lived since age 16. Goods at that
address belong to her, not me. ·
Targeting a
Vulnerable Person: My mother is gravely ill with kidney disease (1%
function). Enforcement action against her household causes severe stress and
risks her health. ·
Improper Enforcement at My Own Tenancy: I am currently
displaced under bail conditions and cannot lawfully attend to my property.
Enforcement there is procedurally improper as I cannot defend or manage it. ·
Failure of Council Response: “I Acted
Responsibly by Contacting Enfield Council, Yet My Circumstances
Have Been Ignored, And Enforcement Has Proceeded Regardless of
Me Other to Settle the Debit Through a Formal Process and Without
Additional Fees!” ·
Protected Claimant Status: As a “PIP
Recipient,” I am entitled to Council Tax Support. The
liability figure is inconsistent with my entitlement and the High Court
precedent (TRAFFORD CTS CASE. 2025) which
ruled against discriminatory schemes. Legal Precedent -
Trafford Case In 2025, the High
Court ruled against Trafford Council’s CTS scheme, finding it: ·
Unlawfully adopted without proper democratic
process. ·
Discriminatory against
disabled people and carers. ·
“Obviously unfair” and “badly
drafted.” This Ruling Sets a Binding
Precedent: schemes that disproportionately impact
vulnerable claimants must be overturned. I therefore “Formally Request
That 100% Council Tax Support Be Reinstated in My Case.” as my
circumstances have not improved since I was previously granted full support.
In fact, they have worsened due to displacement and ongoing hardship. Requested Action ·
Immediate suspension of enforcement action at “Both
My Mother’s Home and My Own Tenancy Address.” recognition of my
displacement under bail conditions and my mother’s vulnerability. ·
Full reassessment of my liability, applying
protected claimant support and discounts correctly, and “Reinstating
100% Support in Line with The High Court Ruling.” ·
Confirmation that this situation “Will Not
Be Recorded” as a “Failure to Pay.” as it results from “Systemic
Disruption and Council Error. Not Neglect.” ·
Written confirmation of next steps within 14
days. I am asserting my
rights as a vulnerable claimant and demanding that enforcement cease
immediately until a lawful reassessment is completed “And If Necessary,
A Payment Plan to Be Reinstated Once Again Due To the Failure of It
Not Being Continued at No Fault of My Own, set by Revs at the Enfield
Council and not the “CDER GROUP” ENFORCEMENT AGENTS!” If
this matter is not resolved, I will escalate my complaint formally to the
Local Government Ombudsman and seek legal remedy for unlawful enforcement and
discrimination against more than one vulnerable household. Sincerely, Mr. Simon Cordell P.S. I am homeless until
the bail restrictions are removed, preventing me from going to my home
address and am therefore living at another person’s residence until further
notice from the courts. I cannot even have a relationship with a partner were
I am forced to stay let alone create a private or family life until I prove
myself innocence! I Have also attached
the prior correspondence as a weblink and as attachments in this email: Exhibit
1: <Dir> Revs. Weblink 2: https://evervoneloginto.me/Revs/ Attachment(s) -
ENFORCEMENT AGENTS
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