Article 4.37 Enforcement of court ordersI1
England and Wales
In any housing administration proceedings, orders of the court may be enforced in the same manner as a judgment to the same effect.
Where an order in housing administration proceedings is made, or any process is issued, by the county court, the order or process may be enforced, executed and dealt with by any hearing centre, as if it had been made or issued for the enforcement of a judgment or order to the same effect made by that hearing centre.
This applies whether or not the other hearing centre is one in which such insolvency proceedings may be commenced.
Where a warrant for the arrest of a person is issued by the High Court, the warrant may be discharged by the county court where the person who is the subject of the warrant—
has been brought before a hearing centre in which housing administration proceedings may be commenced; and
has given to the county court a satisfactory undertaking to comply with the obligations that apply to that person under the Act or these Rules.
Annotations
Commencement
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Rule 4.37 in force at 5.7.2018, see rule 1.1