EX322/N323 warrant of control (bailiff)

sabelu

So I have to send in the bailiff to collect a court award for c£6k I have a fee to pay but its not clear how this can be paid other than by cheque which my bank don’t support, any advice?

user1977

Ask them how else to pay? I would have thought they would support BACS payments, since that's how the vast majority of business invoices are settled these days.

sabelu

user1977 said:

Ask them how else to pay? I would have thought they would support BACS payments, since that's how the vast majority of business invoices are settled these days.

No contact number or chat so it seems cheque or PO only

Jenni_D

Are the other party willing to pay the court award? Is it them that are not responding? Or is it the Bailiff not responding?

If so, why not engage High Court Enforcement Officers instead? They add their costs to the amount claimed from the other party, so you don't need to pay anything upfront anyway. (Your award is above the minimum amount required to engage an HCEO).

sabelu

Jenni_D said:

Are the other party willing to pay the court award? Is it them that are not responding? Or is it the Bailiff not responding?

If so, why not engage High Court Enforcement Officers instead? They add their costs to the amount claimed from the other party, so you don't need to pay anything upfront anyway. (Your award is above the minimum amount required to engage an HCEO).

Please advise the process as to how I would do this please and the paperwork. The other party have not paid and wont engage. The bailiff has not yet been engaged I have the paperwork as in header EN323 filled out. Are you saying I can’t go down your option as award too high?

born_again

Is this on the back of

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6462505/moneyclaim#latest

&

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6522083/moneyclaim#latest

sabelu

born_again said:

Is this on the back of

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6462505/moneyclaim#latest

&

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6522083/moneyclaim#latest

Yes it is….

Jenni_D

sabelu said:

Jenni_D said:

Are the other party willing to pay the court award? Is it them that are not responding? Or is it the Bailiff not responding?

If so, why not engage High Court Enforcement Officers instead? They add their costs to the amount claimed from the other party, so you don't need to pay anything upfront anyway. (Your award is above the minimum amount required to engage an HCEO).

Please advise the process as to how I would do this please and the paperwork. The other party have not paid and wont engage. The bailiff has not yet been engaged I have the paperwork as in header EN323 filled out. Are you saying I can’t go down your option as award too high?

No - I'm saying HCEO is an alternative option vs Bailiffs.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/what-to-do-if-a-defendant-doesnt-pay-money-after-judgment-ex321/what-to-do-if-you-have-a-judgement-but-the-defendant-has-not-paid-ex321

sabelu

So contacted the bailiffs to be told that the company has applied to be dissolved and as they have charges against them already not much chance of getting any recompense. 
Its a family company and this was a subsidiary is there any further course of action I can take or is this a moral victory getting the judgement and nothing more?