I'm owed, I'm owed. It's off to small claims court I go | Cas...
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- Pseudomax on 2007-07-21 - Tags small claims , uk , warrant
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Once you've claimed, there are several options. If the defendant has not replied after 14 days you can apply for a judgment by default. If no payment arrives after that, you can apply for a warrant of execution, which effectively sends the bailiffs in; a charging order, which stops defendants selling things before paying you; a garnishee order, which freezes their assets; or an attachment of earnings order if you're claiming from an individual, which will ensure that cash is deducted from their salary until they have paid you. Most people who opt for a warrant of execution do consider accepting money in instalments, since this is invariably how the courts will order the payer to pay.
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