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  1. I searched CAG for this but couldn't find anything. What is the ECHR view on the collection of council tax through earnings arrestment etc? I ask because the arrestment on my wages equates to just 10% of my gross pay. I'm effectively paying double the rate of income tax. This is causing severe financial hardship for my family, resulting in further debt, denying my children food in their mouths and clothes on their backs. The arrestment only has a couple of months to go so there is light at the end of the tunnel, but the levels of arrestment are far too high in my view.
  2. We urgently need your help. We have limited time left to advance an Unlawful Eviction case to the ECHR. We need sample of completed application(s) made to the ECHR before in the past to give us an edge. With the new single judge system to review cases on the papers, it is only good that we have our work done as effectively as possible. Alternatively we are willing to pay for this task if the money is reasonable from someone with a heart of justice who has very good experience and made several applications to the ECHR before.
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