High Court Enforcement Group

28/05/2026

Thank you for the feedback Luke. We are very pleased we could help you.

Going through an employment tribunal can be very stressful, so it was good that you found the enforcement element stress-free!

12/05/2026

There were nearly 1.2 million new court judgments in 2025.

According to the latest data from the Registry Trust, in 2025 the number of CCJs issued grew by 10%.

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07/05/2026

Kremena also comments further, saying:

"What really stood out was their clear communication and prompt action. They explained everything in straightforward terms and ensured I understood each step. The enforcement was carried out quickly and effectively, delivering the results I needed. I would highly recommend High Court Enforcement to anyone looking for a reliable and professional service. Thank you to the team for your outstanding support!"

Thank you for the feedback Kremena and we are pleased we were able to help you get the results you needed.

30/04/2026

In a word, no.

If a debtor pays the creditor directly during the enforcement of a writ of control, the enforcement power ceases.

This means that the EA can take no further action. If they have taken control of any goods, they will need to arrange for the debtor to collect them.The enforcement fees are no longer recoverable from the debtor, because the debt has been settled and the enforcement process has ended. This will most likely mean that the creditor will become liable for the payment to the HCEO of all the enforcement fees incurred.

30/04/2026

We are very pleased to have been able to help our client recover everything they were owed, taking away the stress that creditors can feel when they need to take a debtor to court.

22/04/2026

Registry Trust data shows that 88% of business judgments remain unsatisfied.

Cashflow is the lifeblood of any business, but most businesses have fight to get paid, event going to court to get a CCJ against the debtor.

If you have an unpaid business CCJ, take enforcement action today. Instruct us online - https://zurl.co/wVcuJ

14/04/2026

Flavius goes on to say:

"Enforcement was carried out efficiently and the full balance was successfully recovered. I appreciate the support and professionalism of the team and would confidently recommend their services."

Thank you for your feedback Flavius and we are delighted that we were able to help you get all your money back.

10/04/2026

Last year we saw a rise in squatting in commercial properties across London.

We give you an insight into one of the National Eviction Team's evictions last year in June, where squatters moved in after the property guardians moved out three months previously. Since then, neighbouring businesses and local residents have been complaining about noise, drug use and antisocial behaviour including threatening neighbours.

The squatters had been on the roof of the property stripping tiles, using a pneumatic drill inside and removed several items from the Grade II listed building. There was also a flood in the building which went into the building next door, while water was seen running down the High Street, but the trespassers prevented plumbers from gaining access. There was also evidence the squatters had began digging tunnels but fortunately they had not made much progress.

After careful planning and preparation, National Eviction Team attended to undertake the eviction of the squatters. NET enforcement agents were able to quickly gain entry, despite the squatters having barricaded doors and windows. Most of the 12 squatters left peacefully without issue, taking their dogs with them.

Need help removing squatters? Contact the National Eviction Team on 03330 031919

31/03/2026

We welcome today’s ruling by Lord Justice Birss, upholding the appeal made by CILEX to overturn the Mazur ruling.

This means that we revert to the situation where a legal executive, paralegal or trainee solicitor can act for and on behalf of an authorised individual (normally a solicitor) under their supervision.

Both Lady Justice Andrews and Sir Geoffrey Vos agreed with Lord Justice Birss’ ruling, which will help claimants to get the speedy support they need from their chosen solicitors.

To read more on the ruling click the link below.

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Today's ruling overturns the judgment of Mr Justice Sheldon which sent shock waves through the profession.

25/03/2026

A: Goods that the director has use of, but which belong to the company, such as a company vehicle or a laptop, can be taken control of, but not goods that belong to the director personally.

The only exception to this is when the director has given a guarantee for the company, as this is a legal commitment for the director to pay if the company doesn’t honour the terms agreed, making them personally liable and putting their assets at risk.

Where there is more than one director, they will probably have agreed to joint and several liability, which means that all directors are jointly liable for any company debt, as well as being individually liable.

If a director has personal liability, they must be named within the court proceedings for us to be able to enforce against them.

Visit our website to read more frequently asked questions.

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