We often see users of High Court enforcement services stumble over the same problem and that is suing the right person to then enforce against. You might think that…
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Judgment Creditors should use Writs of Control as a way to compel payment of the judgment debt and all the additional charges that come with this enforcement power. The…
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Entering a CCJ against a named individual or sole trader often raises the problem of the goods of that person being owned wholly or partly by their “significant other”. Where…
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For so many people, the light is at the end of a very long and dark tunnel as the UK emerges from the Coronavirus pandemic. Landlords are one group of…
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We understand at Shergroup that no one particularly wants to enforce payment of their debt. But despite every best intention, every opportunity to pay the debt through credit control, third…
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When you instruct a High Court Enforcement Officer using a Writ of Control, we need to ensure we don’t try to take exempt goods on to an inventory. Sometimes there…
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