"Mark Hula" wrote in
>news:6QR9c.6706$ snipped-for-privacy@news-binary.blueyonder.co.uk: > >> Hi All,
>>
>> I have a tenant that has run off owing a substantial amount of rent.
>> I've sent the baliffs around to his new address, but he managed to
>> persuade them to leave, a few days later he simply moves.
>> I am applying for an attachment of earnings to his employer, but this
>> is an agency and I'm assuming he'll simply leave the agency and sign
>> up with another.
>> He has a history of debt avoidance (as I've found out after he left).
>> My question is: rather than chase him around the city at time and cost
>> to myself (small claims court) is there a better way to persue this
>> perhaps with a solicitor and make a civil case of it?
>> After-all he could go on "avoiding" me forever at this rate, is there
>> a more definite method?
>
>A few big mates and/or a baseball bat ?
>
are you seriously suggesting violence ? dont you know he could go to jail for a very long time. what stupid advice.