Articles about County Court Judgments and High Court Enforcement.
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Now that we are into June and the dust is starting to settle, we look at how these changes are playing out on the ground, and whether they have truly transformed debtor behaviour.
The short answer. Not as much as the regulators might have hoped.
The updated enforcement rules affect how enforcement agents must notify debtors, how fees are structured, and what additional protections are available to individuals receiving support from recognised debt advice providers.
Sometimes, a court orders someone to return specific goods to you, but they refuse. This is where a Writ of Delivery becomes essential. It’s a powerful legal tool that allows a High Court Enforcement Officer to enforce those “return of goods orders” and ensure you get your property back.
Article about choosing and using a High Court Enforcement Officer to collect your County Court Judgment.
A guide about the three types of bailiff involved with debt recovery, and the legal powers they have when collecting debts.
Do you know your Bailiffs from your Sheriffs?
In this article we explain the titles and roles of the people working in enforcement.
A common mistake made by Litigants in Person is to put the wrong name of the debtor on a county court judgment and writ of control. When it is not correct the writ may prove difficult to enforce.
A wedding photographer who lost the wedding photos refused to refund his fee.
Quality Bailiffs transferred the CCJ to the High Court and successfully collected the judgment and the enforcement costs.
A small company had carried out works for a restaurant and take away in Leicester but despite doing a good job had not been paid. Quality Bailiffs collect the money and costs from the debtor.
After saving for 4 years to buy a car the dream turns within a few weeks into a nightmare when it was discovered it was not safe to drive.
The garage refused to return her money so she turned to Quality Bailiffs to collect on a County Court Judgment.
The company, a kitchen manufacturer, owed a debt of £10,000. Read how Quality Bailiffs successfully collected the debt in full.
Having supplied goods to a to large dealership in Birmingham our client, a vehicle parts wholesaler, had not been paid for over £12k worth of goods.
Quality Bailiffs provides a personal service for customers. We do not use a call-centre to answer calls. Your call is answered by a Manager with practical experience of doing the job.
A business client of ours, an IT company based in the East Midlands, telephoned us recently and asked if we could help enforce a CCJ County Court Judgment.