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A SESSION ON POSSESSION
No bailiff or High Court enforcement agent may now execute a warrant or writ of possession without prior service of a notice of enforcement in form N54 not less than 14 days before the evil day although there is an exception in the case of trespassers ab initio. That’s not just temporary coronavirus manna. It’s here to stay and its CPR 83.8A. But the rule was mute on whether a fresh notice was required when the eviction appointment was lost through suspension of the warrant or writ. The Civil Procedure (Amendment no 4) Rules 2021 (SI 2021/855) fill the lacuna as from tomorrow 7 August 2021 (when we expect most enforcers to be snoozing away like innocent babies). When full execution has not taken place on the date specified in the original notice, a further notice is to be delivered to the premises not less than seven days before the
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