Writs Of Possesions & Compulsory Purchase Orders

Rossendales High Court Enforcement can enforce your orders for possession where the order is against trespassers or where the court has given permission for the order to be enforced by the High Court.

As High Court Enforcement Officers we are also able to enforce Compulsory Purchase Orders.

With our National team of enforcement officers, we can deal with the eviction normally within 48 hours of receiving the writ of possession.

Contact us on 0844 7013984 to discuss your requirements.

FAQ’s

Q. I already have a Writ of Possession, what do I do?

Simply send it to us [together with a completed application form] and we will handle the rest FREE OF CHARGE.

Q. I have a County Court possession order and want to transfer it for enforcement in the High Court. What do I have to do?

A. Send us the possession order [together with a completed application form] and a cheque for £60.00 made payable to HMCTS. We will do the rest by completing the relevant court form (N293A) and getting it issued by the court. We will do this FREE OF CHARGE.

Q. I have completed Parts 1 & 2 of Form N293A myself. What do I do next?

A. Simply send it to us [together with a completed application form] and a cheque for £60.00 made payable to HMCTS for the court fee.

Q. I have a Compulsory Purchase Order what do I do?

A. Simply send it to us [together with a completed application form] and we will handle the rest FREE OF CHARGE.

Q. What will Rossendales do once the Writ has been issued?

A. A representative from Rossendales High Court Enforcement will contact you to discuss the date and time for the eviction so that you can arrange to take back possession of your land or property from our enforcement officers.

Q. How much does your service cost?

A. Please contact HCourt@rossendales.com or telephone 0844 7013984 and we will be happy to discuss our charges for this service.

Q. Can you force entry to enforce a Writ of Possession?

A. Yes we can force entry to both domestic and commercial premises to enforce a Writ of Possession.