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Warrant of control

Legal & insolvency
A court order that allows enforcement agents to collect a debt.

Overview

It is typically issued after a County Court Judgment.

It can lead to bailiff visits and fees.

Why it matters

  • It is a serious enforcement step.
  • It can increase the total debt with fees.
  • It can affect your financial stability.

FAQs

Does a warrant of control affect my credit score?

The underlying judgment affects your score, not the warrant itself.

Can I stop enforcement after a warrant?

You may be able to negotiate payment or apply to the court.

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