Worth paying for bailiffs?

Computersaysno

Fight!!!Fight!!!!Fight!!!!

Equaliser123

How much is the judgment for? If above (if I recall) £600, transfer to the High Court for enforcement as High Court Enforcement Officers have greater powers than County Court bailiffs.

neilmcl

Equaliser123 wrote: »

How much is the judgment for? If above (if I recall) £600, transfer to the High Court for enforcement as High Court Enforcement Officers have greater powers than County Court bailiffs.

^^^ This, get the sheriffs involved.

Superblackbird

Equaliser123 wrote: »

How much is the judgment for? If above (if I recall) £600, transfer to the High Court for enforcement as High Court Enforcement Officers have greater powers than County Court bailiffs.

The judgment is for £970. I don't know the defendants home address - there are a few people in his town with the same initials and surname - but if I got the high court bailiffs involved, would they find his address and be able to go there?? That's really what I need to know.

hollydays

Googling any bit of info you have including telephone numbers, emails, etc may often bring a result.

Equaliser123

Superblackbird wrote: »

The judgment is for £970. I don't know the defendants home address - there are a few people in his town with the same initials and surname - but if I got the high court bailiffs involved, would they find his address and be able to go there?? That's really what I need to know.

then apply to the Court to get the judgement transferred. HCEO are a heck of a lot more resourceful than County Court bailiffs. They have to earn their fee so are much more incentivised to recover.