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Glossary

Walking Possession


A signed agreement by a debtor not to remove goods levied by a bailiff under the authority of a warrant of execution and to allow the bailiff access at any time to inspect the goods, in consideration of which the bailiff leaves the goods in the possession of the debtor

Warrant Of Execution


A method of enforcing a judgment, The bailiff is authorised to remove goods belonging to a defendant from their home or business for sale at public auction.

Warrant Of Possession


This gives court bailiffs the authority to take possession of a property and evict the defendant in cases, where an order for possession has been granted by a court.

Warrant Of Restitution


A remedy available following illegal re-entry of premises by persons evicted under a warrant of possession. The bailiff is authorised to evict all occupants found on the premises and re-deliver the premises to the plaintiff

Water Authority Search


A fee charged by a solicitor as part of his conveyancing work for checking the infrastructure of the local water system and sewerage

Winding Up


The voluntary or compulsory closure of a company and the subsequent realisation of assets and payment to creditors

Without Prejudice


Negotiations with a view to a settlement are usually conducted 'without prejudice', which means that the circumstances in which the content of those negotiations may be revealed to the court are very restricted.

Witness Summons


A document issued by a court which requires a person to give evidence in court or to produce a report or other documentation for the court

Written Evidence


A written statement of relevant facts which is submitted to the court.

Written Statement


A written statement of relevant facts which is submitted to the court.

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