An enforcement agency bailiff is a party or individual that holds the legal authority to collect debts. The official term ‘enforcement officer’ has been in use since regulations were revised in 2014. However, the term ‘bailiff’ remains commonly used by the public. Both terms will be used throughout this article. What Does a Bailiff Do? […]
For landlords and landowners across the UK, regaining control of your property from squatters or errant tenants can be a daunting task.
The law prohibits enforcement officers from breaking into a property unless they have a warrant that allows them to. In most cases, this happens when the debtor disregards paying a criminal fine or instalment previously agreed with the agents and refuses to let them in despite prior notice and visit.
Have you ever found yourself locked in a heated dispute with one of your tenants? Unfortunately, problem tenants can be the worst nightmare for landlords. Some of the problems you are likely to have with unruly tenants revolve around cleanliness, rent arrears, breakages, pets, subletting, property damage, etc. And when push comes to shove, you […]
As we continue to work to deliver the best services we can to our customers, we are proud to announce we have recently been to Bristol Civil Justice to renew our certifications. Doing so means our team of enforcement officers are legally able to assist with recovering debt. Our certification allows us to enforce CCJs […]
