Chapter 4: Enforcement of noncompliance
This chapter explores options for enforcing a remediation contribution order decision.
Respondents are expected to comply with the requirements of remediation contribution orders granted against them (subject to any appeals). If they fail to do so, the County Court can enforce a First-tier Tribunal order, as if it were an order for payment made by the High Court or County Court, under Section 27 of the Tribunal, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007.
The County Court has several powers which they can exercise to enforce a liability to pay the amount specified in a remediation contribution order, including charging orders, winding up proceedings and third-party debt orders. Find general guidance on making a court claim for money to enforce a judgement.
The most appropriate approach will depend on the case.
Creditors should seek legal advice on the most appropriate method for enforcing a remediation contribution order in their case.