The Bailiffs Rights of Entry

The Bailiff cannot force entry into a domestic property. The bailiff can walk through an open door, climb over a garden wall, enter through an unlocked door or climb through an open window.

The Bailiff can force entry and seize goods if a debtor defaults on a Walking Possession Agreement.A Walking Possession Agreement can only be made after peaceful entry.

Walking Possession Agreement

This is an agreement signed by the debtor which allows the goods to remain with the debtor as long as they keep to a payment arrangement. However if the debtor defaults on a payment arrangement the bailiff can return, force entry, and seize the goods.

• Different Types of Bailiff and Types of Debt they collect
• The Bailiffs Rights of Entry
• The Goods the Bailiff Can or Cannot Seize
• Costs and Fees
• The Payment Arrangements
• Ask for the Bailiff not to be Used
• Refusing Entry
• Complaints.