Form

Form N323: Apply for a warrant of control to recover money you're owed after a court order

Ask the court to instruct bailiffs to collect money owed by a debtor and identify the debtor's goods that may be sold. Known as a 'warrant of control'.

• From: HM Courts & Tribunals Service
• Published: 1 June 2016
• Last updated: 14 January 2019 — See all updates

Documents

Request for Warrant of Control

PDF, 111 KB, 2 pages

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Request for Warrant of Control (large print version to print and complete by hand)

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Cais am Warant Rheolaeth

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Details

You can ask the court to issue a warrant of control if your debtor fails to pay all or part of any instalments due under a judgment or order.

The court can only issue a warrant for sums up to £5,000, unless the claim was made under the Consumer Credit Act 1974.

Find out more about enforcing a judgment and read the guidance on asking for a warrant of control.

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Published 1 June 2016
Last updated 14 January 2019 + show all updates

1. 14 January 2019

   Added revised form N323 that includes GDPR information.

2. 1 June 2016

   First published.