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jelly baby | 14:55 Sun 01st Feb 2009 | Law
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Can someone please explain what a 'garniche order' is and how does it work?
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How was this phrase used?
15:03 Sun 01st Feb 2009
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Do you mean garnish order? If so this means that a person or company has been granted a court order to take money from your pay packet/bank account to pay a debt. We don't usually use the term here in the UK...it is mainly an American term.
15:14 Sun 01st Feb 2009
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It's a Garnishee Order.

It orders banks and other instutions to take money of yours and pay it to your creditors.

15:19 Sun 01st Feb 2009
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Thanks Ethel
15:22 Sun 01st Feb 2009
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More info at 11.5 here

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/cms/1458.ht m
15:29 Sun 01st Feb 2009

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