High Court bloke wanting to see the neighbours

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Another thread has just reminded me of something from last week....

For what reasons would a High Court bloke (officer?) be wanting to knock on the door of a house and speak to the occupants?

 

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Bozza said:

Another thread has just reminded me of something from last week....

For what reasons would a High Court bloke (officer?) be wanting to knock on the door of a house and speak to the occupants?

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Is it a brothel?

 

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High Court Enforcement Officers http://www.hceoa.org.uk/faq/have-you-been-visited-by-a-high-court-enforcement-officer.html

 

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It's generally when someone has just sold a house they don't own

 

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to enforce a judgment

 

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bristolseagull said:

to enforce a judgment

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...or serve papers.

 

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The Antikythera Mechanism said:

High Court Enforcement Officers http://www.hceoa.org.uk/faq/have-you-been-visited-by-a-high-court-enforcement-officer.html

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Thanks - so likely money related.