The formal warning that must be given to a respondent at least 7 days before an enforcement officer takes control of their goods under a warrant or writ of control. The warrant or writ is then valid for 12 months from the date the notice is given.
In Plain English
A formal warning sent at least seven days before a bailiff comes to take your belongings to pay a debt. Once this notice is sent, the court's power to take your goods lasts for one year.
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