Subjects:

Practice & Procedure

Contents:

Introduction.

Enforceable judgments, orders and awards.

Preliminary steps.

Stay of execution.

Reciprocal enforcement of judgments.

Choosing the remedy.

Remedies pursued through the Sheriff:

Fieri Facias (Fi Fa)

possession, delivery, assistance and Writs in aid.

Transfer between high court and county court - money judgment.

Sequestration.

Order of committal.

Ecclesiastical executions.

Charging orders.

Charging the interest of a partner.

Attachment of earnings.

Garnishee proceedings.

Equitable execution.

Judgment summons.

Insolvency.

Satisfaction of orders against the crown.

Enforcement of a Judgment offers practitioners essential information for bringing a case to a successful conclusion. It examines the various enforcement procedures which are available once a judgment has been made, such as writs of execution, charging orders and insolvency proceedings.

Guiding practitioners through the entire enforcement process, from the preliminary steps right up to final enforcement, it enables them to save time and to expedite the enforcement procedure. It covers the new provisions on enforcement introduced by the Civil Procedure Rules, including enforcement generally (CPR Part 70), orders to obtain information from judgment debtors (CPR Part 71), third party debt orders (CPR Part 72), and charging orders (CPR Part 73).

• Unique - the only work currently available on this area
• Saves time and money - includes useful precedents and explains how to use forms correctly first time round
• Practical information - procedural format leads practitioners through all the steps
• Up-to-date - covers recent reforms in this area and provides details of future reforms envisaged
• Wide-ranging - includes a chapter on the enforcement of foreign judgments