i have a court order against someone for a debt and have requested the court to serve an order to attend court for qeestioning.this person lives in a multioccupancy accomodation which is owned privatly but leased to and managed by the local council.to date after several attempts the baliff has been unable to serve the notice What is the procedure for asking the court to issue a diclosure notice on 1.The council.2.owner of the property.3 Department Works Pension.(benifit section for information on the debtor as he would appear to be in contempt of a court order
November 27, 2008 by Anonymous
There is no special procedure. Just apply on form N244
This is a rather unnecessarily heavy way of dealing with the problem however. Without putting too fine a point on it, court bailiffs do not have the time and are not particularly good at effecting difficult service/ My advice is to tell the Court that you will effect service yourself and do so either personally, by a friend or a private process server. You will then need to provide an affidavit of service which is available from the Court
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