Court Security in the UK | Benchmark Your Own Operation
As many of our readers know, Shergroup’s heritage links back to its strong connections to the UK legal system and as the oldest operating Sheriff Office in England. We can…
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Vulnerability in Enforcement
Vulnerability and the business of enforcing court judgments are not “easy bedfellows”. Be that as it is may it is incumbent on all of us in the enforcement industry to…
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A Reminder on Statutory Notices for High Court Enforcement Agents
As High Court enforcement professionals we work under a statutory licence granted by the Lord Chancellor. Our framework of operations was significantly updated by the introduction of Schedule 12 of…
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Possession Order | The Long and the Short
Possession order against tenants or squatters can be transferred to the High Court for enforcement and this decision is generally done to save the cost of spiralling unpaid rent or…
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Are Warrants of Possession False Economy?
We heard a tale this week from one of our client community which just underlined to us – and we hope all our readers – about why Writ of Possession…
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Brexit | The Impact of High Court Enforcement
For our research on the implications of a “No Deal Brexit” and Brexit at large, we found this article today in the Daily Telegraph a thought-provoking and simple outline of…
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