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If you come home to a ‘something for you card’ – meaning the courier tried to deliver a parcel – but it’s not in your name, ignore it. If you receive someone else’s mail into your mailbox, there are several reasons it could have happened. Martin Lewis: What the Autumn Statement means for you – including wages, benefits, pensions, ISAs, housing, national insurance and more Each time I called the company explaining that the person didn't live here. Once they asked for proof, which I provided (photocopy of tenancy agreement), even though I wasn't required by law to do, just to put my own mind at rest.

Martin Lewis: What the Autumn Statement means for you – including wages, benefits, pensions, ISAs, national insurance and more I keep getting post for an unknown name coming through my door, I have lived here near on twenty years, neither me nor my neighbours whom have lived here even longer have heard of the person the post is for. The draftsman of the rules deliberately chose the word “known”. In our view, knowledge, in this context refers to the serving party’s actual knowledge or what might be called his constructive knowledge, i.e. knowledge which he could have acquired exercising reasonable diligence.” Of course, post delivered under these circumstances might also signify the start of an identity theft scam. But don’t panic if this is the first letter or parcel that you’ve received with a name that you haven’t heard of. I would simply:

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If the parcel isn’t intended for you then you don’t need to do anything; Royal Mail advises you to simply ignore the card and they (or the courier company) will automatically return the parcel to the sender after the retention period has expired. Can’t I just throw the letter in the bin if it isn’t for me? Autumn Statement: State pension confirmed to rise by 8.5% from April 2024 – while some benefits will go up by 6.7% While there was a lot of junk, the pair discovered that the lost letters painted portraits of people struggling to survive in the city. There was a Vietnam veteran, quite a well-known actor, several Irish people who had returned home and another who had signed up to exclusive country clothing catalogues, perhaps dreaming of a lifestyle far removed from their inner city reality.

It’s happened to us all. You’re sifting through the day’s post at the kitchen table when you come across a letter that isn’t for you. Receiving someone else’s post is at best mildly annoying but could, at worst, signify the start of an identity theft scam. The judge at first instance held that the claim form had not been properly served on Mr. Smith. However this decision was overturned by the Court of Appeal. Royal mail will hold onto the parcel and return it to sender after the retention period. Is it Illegal to Throw Away Someone’s Mail? The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (Wednesday 22 November) announced a range of tax, benefits and savings measures. We round up the key announcements and what they mean for you. Mail is usually returned because it is missing either forwarding information or secondary information. You

This generally happens because of human error on the part of the sender, or because that person lived there so long ago that you have never heard of them before. The returned-to-sender feature allows senders to recover or retrieve their postal mail if the recipients rejected the items or were unavailable. Try taking the card to the Post Office within the specified timeframe to prevent the Royal Mail returned-to-sender process! You may need to sign for the item, so carry a valid ID. I agree with you. This has happened many times to me, and I couldn't care less about it being against the law to open other people's post, I wanted it sorted out!

Citizens Advice suggests writing a letter which includes specific wording to make reference to the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. Pop it in the post box or hand it over to the staff at the nearest Post Office and let Royal Mail return it to the sender. The rule change was introduced to essentially, codify, the comments made in Smith –v- Hughes and the MIB the tranche of cases considered by the Court of Appeal and reported as Cranfield -v- Bridgegrove [2003] EWCA Civ 656. The old rules allowed a claimant to serve on the “last known residence”, with none of the requirements to take reasonable steps that now exist in (4),(5) and (6) set out above. Today, we've had another letter to this person, from a different company - the debt has obviously been passed on now. They are giving the person one week to pay, else, and I quote: In 1980 when the Right to Buy scheme was introduced, 42 per cent of the population lived in council housing. By 1996, 30 per cent of tenants had bought their homes, transferring 2.2 million homes into private ownership. In 2016, 40 per cent of ex-council houses were being rented by private landlords. Less than eight per cent of the population now live in social housing while over one million people are on council waiting lists.It’s sort of a stalker comedy,” Biscuit says. “Against the uplifting context of the housing crisis,” Mothersole concludes.