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High Court Enforcement

Writ of Control

A CCJ issued in a county court can be transferred to the High Court to obtain a Writ of Control. If the amount owed on the CCJ is over £600 and less than 6 years old, we can transfer the judgement to the high court to obtain a writ of control. It is relatively inexpensive and a very efficient way of recovering outstanding debt. We have dedicated experienced certificated enforcement agents, that are effective in recovering outstanding debts once a writ of control is issued and authorised under the instruction of our high court enforcement officer.

Writ of Possession

A county court possession order can be transferred to the High Court to obtain a Writ of Possession. Permission is normally granted by using section 42 of the County Courts Act 1984. The benefits of using a writ of possession is it is much quicker and efficient in comparison to a warrant of possession which can be a much longer process. One the writ of possession is sealed and received from the high court, it will enable B and M Recovery to seamlessly carry out the designated eviction.

Combined Writ of Possession and Control

For both possession of property or land and recovery of money at the same time, a combined writ of possession and control is required. One of the main reasons to evict tenants is non payment of rent. Landlords that have outstanding arrears owed to them from tenants can evict and also ensure they are able to recover outstanding amounts of money.

Writ of Restitution

Property or land that has been re entered or inhabited by persons unknown, squatters, or trespassers where they have been evicted before under the enforcement of a writ of possession, a writ of restitution is enforced to remove them.

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Our high enforcement services are designed to help you regain possession of your property or land, or recover outstanding debts efficiently. Get in touch with us to today to find out how we can help you.