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Ring kronofogden är en ny version av den gamla med nya fogdar och nytt koncept. Den gamla showen (Cant pay we take it away) blev ju nerlagd efter för många stämningar.
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Several episodes of the programme have been assessed by broadcasting regulator Ofcom after complaints. In 2015, Ofcom considered three complaints by individuals featured during the first series. In its decisions, the agency found that the complainants had not been subject to an unwarranted infringement of privacy despite being filmed both by body cameras and by regular cameras.[29]
However, Ofcom reversed its 2017 decision after receiving supplemental information that the body cameras used by the enforcement agents came from the programme makers, not their employers (thus negating the argument that they were used for health and safety purposes). As the complainant in that case had not been informed that the footage would be broadcast, Ofcom found that there had been an unwarranted infringement of privacy.[30] Ofcom has since found similar breaches in other episodes of Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!, including in syndicated episodes from earlier series.[31]
In February 2018, a couple whose eviction was shown during an episode of series 3 successfully sued Channel 5 for damages. The High Court of Appeals awarded the two £20,000 after finding that their privacy had been infringed. This led to the series being axed in May 2018 as Channel 5 realised that the court case opened them up to future claims.[citation needed] It was replaced by channel 5 for a different type of show called, Call The Bailiffs: Time To Pay Up, which debuted on 19 July 2021
However, Ofcom reversed its 2017 decision after receiving supplemental information that the body cameras used by the enforcement agents came from the programme makers, not their employers (thus negating the argument that they were used for health and safety purposes). As the complainant in that case had not been informed that the footage would be broadcast, Ofcom found that there had been an unwarranted infringement of privacy.[30] Ofcom has since found similar breaches in other episodes of Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away!, including in syndicated episodes from earlier series.[31]
In February 2018, a couple whose eviction was shown during an episode of series 3 successfully sued Channel 5 for damages. The High Court of Appeals awarded the two £20,000 after finding that their privacy had been infringed. This led to the series being axed in May 2018 as Channel 5 realised that the court case opened them up to future claims.[citation needed] It was replaced by channel 5 for a different type of show called, Call The Bailiffs: Time To Pay Up, which debuted on 19 July 2021
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