question category: Bailiffs

what action can a bailliff take to enter property if they have a signed walk in order
Submitted on: 11th Aug 2010 by Non-Member | Total Answers: 1

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Re: what action can a bailliff take to enter property if ...

Once a walking possession order has been signed the bailiff is entitled to return to the property and collect the goods that have been listed. If the occupant lets the bailiff in they will enter peacefully but they are entitled to force entry if they are not co-operated with. This usually would be in the form of taking a locksmith with them to enter and retrieve the goods.

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Submitted on: 25th Aug 2010 by TA Member

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