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Part 84 ENFORCEMENT BY TAKING CONTROL OF GOODSC1F1

Contents of this Part

SECTION I SCOPE AND INTERPRETATION
84.1Scope
84.2Interpretation
SECTION II WHERE AND HOW TO MAKE APPLICATIONS
84.3Where and how to make applications
SECTION III TAKING CONTROL OF GOODS
84.4Notice of enforcement prior to taking control of goods – application for notice period of less than the minimum period
84.5Application to extend the period in which to take control of goods
84.6Application to take control of goods during prohibited hours
84.7Application to enter, re-enter or remain on premises otherwise than during permitted hours
84.8Notice of intention to re-enter premises – application for notice period of less than the minimum period
84.9Application for a warrant allowing reasonable force to enter premises – conditions to be satisfied before a warrant may be issued
84.10Application for a warrant allowing reasonable force in relation to goods on the highway – conditions to be satisfied before a warrant may be issued
84.11Application for sale otherwise than by public auction
84.12Application in relation to disposal of abandoned goods
84.13Application by the debtor for a remedy in relation to goods taken into control
84.14Application by the enforcement agent for exceptional disbursements
84.15Application where there is a dispute regarding a co-owner’s share of proceeds
84.16Disputes about the amount of fees or disbursements recoverable under the Fees Regulations
  1. SECTION IScope and Interpretation
  2. SECTION IIWhere and How to make Applications
  3. SECTION IIITaking Control of Goods
  4. SECTION IVProceedings in relation to certificates under section 64 of the 2007 Act

Annotations

Textual amendments

F1

Pt. 84 inserted (6.4.2014) by The Civil Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2014 (S.I. 2014/407), rule 2(3), Sch. (with rule 41)

Modifications

C1

Pt. 84 applied (with modifications) (1.12.2017) by The Court of Protection Rules 2017 (S.I. 2017/1035), rules 24.2(f), 24.6(1)