Enforcing a corporate CCJ

[flyingjase]

I've just secured a CCJ against one of my ex clients (a training provider). I've given them a last opportunity to pay the £10k within the next 14 days, which no doubt they won't do.

Beyond that, does anyone know the best way of enforcing this debt? I'm happy to throw some money at the situation just out of principle.

I was thinking of sending some bailiffs down there when they are running a training course with lots of delegates or do you think that this is me just being vindictive?

Also, is it possible to send bailiffs off the back of a CCJ?

Any help gratefully received

Thanks

Jason

[Plotloss]

The only time bailiffs have teeth is with a CCJ

Dont use the court appointed ones, get a proper firm in.

Speak to Jamesuk28

[jamesuk28]

You can use bailiffs for any CCJ but dont use County court bailiffs. Judgements above £600 can be transferred up to High Court status and then high court enforcement officers / bailiffs can be used. We do this all the time for clients so pm me if you want a chat.

Other methods of enforcment include:

Winding up petitions / bankruptcy

Charging orders

Third party debt orders

Attachment of earning

Appointment of equitable reciever

Etc etc, I cant be arsed running through all the pros and cons of the above on here, but like I said if you want a chat feel free.