September 27 2011

Enforcement of Judgments using dbs as the High Court Enforcement Division

dbs clients are using our High Court Enforcement Division in the enforcement of High Court and County Judgments as an alternative to leaving the matter with the Court and Court Bailiffs.

The transfer from County Court to High Court is taken care of by dbs on your behalf, at no additional cost.We manage the process through to a Writ of Fi Fa being issued. Upon issue, the enforcement proceedings commence immediately and throughout the process the High Court Enforcement Team keeps the client updated with daily field reports and confirmation of monies being recovered.

This Enforcement technique is not common practice and by utilising this mechanism, it enables us to thoroughly understand the difference from County Court to High Court. At dbs we believe in keeping things straightforward and give clients some basic key benefits to the transfer-up route in the recovery of their outstanding CCJ’s.

3 key reasons to consider dbs for High Court Enforcement

• High Court Enforcement Officers are private companies/individuals and get paid on results.  They are not County Court Bailiffs who are salaried civil servants.
• High Court Enforcement Officers can force entry into commercial premises; County Court Bailiffs are only permitted to do so with the Court’s permission or if they have a signed Walking Possession.
• A Warrant of Execution for a County Court Bailiff costs £100.00 plus vat; a Writ of Fi Fa for High Court Enforcement costs £60.00 plus vat

If you have CCJ’s and are looking for an alternative method for Enforcement, contact dbs today at enforcement@dbsdebtrecovery.com