Bailiffs in a sentence

All other jurors, judge, bailiffs, prosecutor, and everyone around him are actors!

AN MS has this week been leading a debate on further regulation of debt collectors and bailiffs in Wales.

Of them, nine evictions in the area were carried out by court ordered bailiffs as a result of Section 21 proceedings.

Students who have been refusing to pay their rent in protest at high costs have been removed from a university building by bailiffs.

Among the items Ms Longhurst’s card was used to pay for was a case for the AirPods she had bought with Mr Mallonee’s card and more than £500 that went to bailiffs to cover an unpaid penalty.

Of them, two evictions in the area were carried out by court ordered bailiffs as a result of Section 21 proceedings.

On the day of their eviction, in a heartbreaking scene with bailiffs at their door banging and shouting as the homeowners shelter in their basement, Ray spontaneously formulates a plan: go for a walk.

The brewery got behind on its rent and the landlord sent bailiffs to seize assets, resulting in Riot closing its doors permanently this past January.

This payment had not been made ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix, triggering Uralkali to send in bailiffs on Thursday to take stock.

Water bailiffs patrol the area and perform routine checks on those casting their lines into the water.

Elizabeth B. Nelson for the transfer of bailiffs Brenda Geekor and Cynthia Wildoh.

Errol Graham weighed just four and a half stone when his body was found by bailiffs who had arrived to evict him from his home.

He was visited by bailiffs seeking £1,750 after using the company’s web checker to see if his cancelled flight was eligible for compensation.

It also warns that the civil punishment system suggested by the government would mean people chased by bailiffs to pay up and result in county court judgments that can affect credit ratings and take six years to expire.

Johnson claimed bailiffs were carrying a battering ram but did not use it because he let them in when they called around 9am last Saturday.

The board secretary said court bailiffs had handed the summons to Muscat’s father when they turned up at his residence.

As the law stands, battery on anyone working in the courts, such as bailiffs, judges or prosecutors is a misdemeanor.

That often leads to modest sums being multiplied to thousands of pounds once late-payment sanctions and fees for lawyers and bailiffs are added.

There is no trading address to send bailiffs to and it has opened a new company to run accounts through.

The bailiffs however, prevented journalists from filming the operation threatening them that doing so would be contemptuous.