FAQ on High Court and CCJs
Can I transfer any CCJ to the High Court?
Marston Group may only transfer CCJs which have a value of £600.00 or more including costs. Unfortunately, we cannot transfer and enforce CCJs which are the result of a debt regulated under the Consumer Credit Act 1974 unless there is a minimum value of £25,000.00.
Want a legal representative?
You may wish to employ a solicitor or legal representative to deal with your debt recovery, in which case ask about recovering your debt through the High Court and request to be represented by Marston Group if your solicitor does not already use us.
Want to transfer your own CCJ?
For those who do not wish to use our free Transfer Up Service or employ a legal representative, the first thing you need to do is obtain a CCJ. This can be done at court or online at www.moneyclaim.gov.uk, all you need is a credit card for the £50.00 court fee. Please note this fee is payable to Her Majesty’s Court Service, not Marston Group. You also need to know the debtor’s full name and address and details of the sum owed to you.
Once you have obtained a CCJ, you will need to complete an N293A and return it to the district registry to be sealed. Remember to instruct Marston Group by completing the relevant section as follows: To “John Marston, an enforcement officer authorised to enforce writs of execution from the High Court’.
Once you have received your sealed Writ of Fi fa, keep a record of the issue date and forward it to our High Court Enforcement Centre.
Need to evict?
Marston Group also offer an eviction service through the High Court. All you need is a sealed Writ of Possession. If you have already have one, simply forward it to our High Court Enforcement Centre . If you have a county court Order or a High Court Order for the possession of land, simply send a copy to our Transfer Up Department and we will do the rest.
Can I transfer any county court Order to the High Court?
Unfortunately, you may only transfer a county court Order for possession which is against trespassers to the High Court. The definition of trespasser(s) is an occupier(s) of land to which no consent to occupy has been given by the land owner.
Want a legal representative?
You may wish to employ a solicitor or legal representative to deal with your eviction, in which case ask about conducting an eviction through the High Court and request to be represented by Marston Group if your solicitor does not already use us.
Want to transfer your own county court Order?
For those who do not wish to use our free Transfer Up Service or employ a legal representative, the first thing you need to do is obtain a High Court order for the possession of land or a county court order against trespassers. This can be done at court or online at www.moneyclaim.gov.uk, all you need is a credit card for the £50.00 court fee. Please note this fee is payable to Her Majesty’s Court Service, not Marston Group.
Once you have obtained a High Court order for the possession of land or a county court order against trespassers, you will need to complete an N293A and return it to the district registry to be sealed. Remember to instruct Marston Group by completing the relevant section as follows: To “John Marston, an enforcement officer authorised to enforce writs of execution from the High Court’.
Once you have received your sealed Writ of Possession, keep a record of the issue date and forward it to our High Court Enforcement Centre.