Camera follow teams of High Court Enforcement Agents, dealing with the execution of High Court Writs.Camera follow teams of High Court Enforcement Agents, dealing with the execution of High Court Writs.Camera follow teams of High Court Enforcement Agents, dealing with the execution of High Court Writs.
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- TriviaIn late 2017, Delroy Anglin received a bone-marrow transplant to cure an aggressive form of leukemia.
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Angry Homeowner: [angrily] You can't be here!
Self - High Court Enforcement Officer: [calmly] Yes, I can.
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Big Can't Pay? Debt Debate: Live (2014)
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Schadenfreude at its finest?
I don't know what it is about it, but there's just something about this show (which is obviously most likely schadenfreude) that keeps me addicted to see more of it. I know, not something many people agree with, but regardless I just personally have some sort of interest in what can happen when you're in serious debt and need to pay it off.
The one thing I definitely like about this show is that it shows people in various circumstances and seeing how they would be able to pay off their debt. Most of the time they either manage to or put it on a weekly/monthly plan. I myself (thankfully) have never been put in such a situation, although I can be glad that this show warned me of what could happen with bad financial decisions which can lead to so much trouble.
Now obviously there's a very huge breach of privacy for those who actually do make an appearance on this show. That's something I do have a bit of a problem with. If you were to be in a sort of situation this show portrays, obviously you'd not want to publicise it, would you?
Regardless, when it comes to watching (and in some cases binging) this show, it's rather easy to do so and you do kind of get used to the tactics the bailiffs use in order to get situations resolved. Good learning experience.
The one thing I definitely like about this show is that it shows people in various circumstances and seeing how they would be able to pay off their debt. Most of the time they either manage to or put it on a weekly/monthly plan. I myself (thankfully) have never been put in such a situation, although I can be glad that this show warned me of what could happen with bad financial decisions which can lead to so much trouble.
Now obviously there's a very huge breach of privacy for those who actually do make an appearance on this show. That's something I do have a bit of a problem with. If you were to be in a sort of situation this show portrays, obviously you'd not want to publicise it, would you?
Regardless, when it comes to watching (and in some cases binging) this show, it's rather easy to do so and you do kind of get used to the tactics the bailiffs use in order to get situations resolved. Good learning experience.
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By what name was Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away! (2014) officially released in India in English?
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