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Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999
sec.826Enforcement beyond the district
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### sec.826 Enforcement beyond the district
This rule applies if an enforcement warrant for the seizure and sale of property has been issued out of a Magistrates Court registry in 1 Magistrates Court district (the original district ) and the enforcement debtor or any of the enforcement debtor’s property is believed to be in another Magistrates Court district (the receiving district ).
The registrar of the court in the original district (the original registrar ) may issue the enforcement warrant and send it to the registrar of the court in the receiving district (the receiving registrar ).
The receiving registrar must—
record the enforcement warrant; and
stamp the enforcement warrant with the court seal; and
issue the enforcement warrant to an enforcement officer in the receiving district and record having issued it.
An enforcement officer in the receiving district—
is authorised and required to act as if the enforcement warrant had been directed to the enforcement officer; and
must, within a reasonable time, report in writing to the receiving registrar about what the enforcement officer has done to enforce the warrant; and
must, within a reasonable time, give the receiving registrar any money received in the enforcement of the warrant together with a claim for any fee for enforcement.
If the receiving registrar is given money under subrule (4) (c) , the receiving registrar must, within a reasonable time and after payment of any fee claimed under the subrule, send it to the original registrar.
r 826 amd 2000 SL No. 127 s 76
(sec.826-ssec.1) This rule applies if an enforcement warrant for the seizure and sale of property has been issued out of a Magistrates Court registry in 1 Magistrates Court district (the original district ) and the enforcement debtor or any of the enforcement debtor’s property is believed to be in another Magistrates Court district (the receiving district ).
(sec.826-ssec.2) The registrar of the court in the original district (the original registrar ) may issue the enforcement warrant and send it to the registrar of the court in the receiving district (the receiving registrar ).
(sec.826-ssec.3) The receiving registrar must— record the enforcement warrant; and stamp the enforcement warrant with the court seal; and issue the enforcement warrant to an enforcement officer in the receiving district and record having issued it.
(sec.826-ssec.4) An enforcement officer in the receiving district— is authorised and required to act as if the enforcement warrant had been directed to the enforcement officer; and must, within a reasonable time, report in writing to the receiving registrar about what the enforcement officer has done to enforce the warrant; and must, within a reasonable time, give the receiving registrar any money received in the enforcement of the warrant together with a claim for any fee for enforcement.
(sec.826-ssec.5) If the receiving registrar is given money under subrule (4) (c) , the receiving registrar must, within a reasonable time and after payment of any fee claimed under the subrule, send it to the original registrar.
- (a) record the enforcement warrant; and
- (b) stamp the enforcement warrant with the court seal; and
- (c) issue the enforcement warrant to an enforcement officer in the receiving district and record having issued it.
- (a) is authorised and required to act as if the enforcement warrant had been directed to the enforcement officer; and
- (b) must, within a reasonable time, report in writing to the receiving registrar about what the enforcement officer has done to enforce the warrant; and
- (c) must, within a reasonable time, give the receiving registrar any money received in the enforcement of the warrant together with a claim for any fee for enforcement.