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Guide to using Writs of Possession for Residential or Mixed-use Property

This guide provides an overview of using Writs of Possession for residential or mixed-use properties. It is designed for educational purposes and focuses on the process of enforcing possession orders through High Court Enforcement Officers rather than traditional County Court bailiffs. Key topics include: • Enforcement Options: A comparison between County Court bailiffs and transferring orders to the High Court for faster enforcement. • The Transfer Process: How to obtain permission under Section 42 of the County Courts Act 1984 to use High Court Enforcement Officers. • Roles and Responsibilities: An explanation of the different roles involved, including Authorised High Court Enforcement Officers, enforcement companies, and Certificated Enforcement Agents (Bailiffs). • Procedures and Fees: Details on the necessary paperwork, required notice periods, eviction attendance, and the associated costs for these services. • Scope of Enforcement: What Authorised High Court Enforcement Officers can legally enforce, including non-regulated judgments over £600 and employment tribunal awards.