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Time from Possession Order and Bailiffs Coming Round
He said he was at court on Friday.., and I need to pay £110 for the bailiffs. Has he got sheriffs? No idea. Why would he? Its not like I'm costing him money in unpaid rent.
Doesn't sound like it. This thread is mainly dealing with High Court Enforcement Officers (were Sheriffs) but as it compares them with County Court Bailiffs you get to find out about both:
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