Landlord Action

The default tenancy for most types of rented dwellings in England & Wales.
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An attachment of earnings order is a method by which money will be stopped from a defendant's wages to pay a debt and as such will only help if the defendant is in paid employment.
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Also known as a STATUTORY DEMAND. When properly served, and it has to be formally served, this is a legal notice from the creditor to the debtor giving them 21 days to settle the debt otherwise a bankruptcy petition may be issued.
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Court proceedings intended to make a debtor bankrupt.
See also: BANKRUPTCY DEMAND
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An order of the court placing a 'charge' on the judgment debtor's property, such as a house or a piece of land. If the judgment debtor owns stocks or shares or has a fund or money in court, the court can also put a charge on these in much the same way as on property.
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Also known as a SHERIFF OFFICER, they will enforce and recover all the judgments from the High Court and certain large County Court debts.
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Also known as a SHERIFF OFFICER or HIGH COURT ENFORCEMENT OFFICER, they will enforce and recover all the judgments from the High Court and certain large County Court debts.
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A liquidator is the officer appointed when a company goes into winding-up or liquidation, they have responsibility for collecting in all of the assets of the company and settling all claims against the company before the company ceases to exist.
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This is when a county court has ordered the debtor to pay an amount of money - details of the judgment will usually be entered on the Register of County Court Judgments. Most entries stay on the Register for six full years.
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A notification by either a landlord or a tenant that states that they wish to end a tenancy agreement. Formally known as a Notice Requiring Possession.
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The default tenancy for most types of rented dwellings in Scotland.
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Or commonly known as Section 8, is a 14-day notice seeking possession due to rent arrears, nuisance or breach of tenancy.
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Also referred to as a Section 21, is a two month notice to terminate a tenancy agreement and seek possession.
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Used in Scotland, a notice to quit terminating an SAT - (Short Assured Tenancy)
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See HIGH COURT ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
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A claim issued through the County Court to when you are owed money that you cannot recover. People issue claims for reasons, including: rent arrears; poor workmanship; damage to their property; road traffic accidents; personal injury; goods not supplied; faulty goods.
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Also known as a BANKRUPTCY DEMAND. When properly served, and it has to be formally served, this is a legal notice from the creditor to the debtor giving them 21 days to settle the debt otherwise a bankruptcy petition may be issued.
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When properly served, and it has to be formally served, this is a legal notice from the creditor to the debtor (in this case, a company) giving them 21 days to settle the debt otherwise a winding up proceedings may be issued. If the company is "wound up" it ceases to exist.
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