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Does a debt go to court before the Baliff comes
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My friend was evicted from her house,for none payment of morgage and a loan with a second charge on house. do the baliff need a court order to come to the house to seize goods or take the keys.? If a court granted permssion for the baliff to come what sort of record would there be. thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes, the lender has to obtain a court order to send the bailiffs in.
All court orders are recorded on a central register, to which the credit reference agencies have access. Additionally, anyone can check whether any court orders have been granted against any individual (or business) by paying the �8 search fee here:
http://www.trustonline.org.uk/search-others
(For example, if your friend was seeking to move into rented accommodation, a potential landlord could check to see whether any court orders had been granted against her).
Chris
All court orders are recorded on a central register, to which the credit reference agencies have access. Additionally, anyone can check whether any court orders have been granted against any individual (or business) by paying the �8 search fee here:
http://www.trustonline.org.uk/search-others
(For example, if your friend was seeking to move into rented accommodation, a potential landlord could check to see whether any court orders had been granted against her).
Chris
Is your friend certain it was a bailiff? If there was no Court judgement or order then it should not have been. It could be a debt collector giving the impression to her that they were a bailiff. If that was the case, then I suspect they have breached all sorts of rules, but proving it would probably not be easy.
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