Enforcement against Eurowings

[Lord Byron]

BUMP jambo

[jambo]

Eurowings GmbH. Address served was Grossenbaumer Weg 6, 40472 Dusseldorf Germany

It sounds like you need to go through whatever procedures they have in the German court system. I prosume there is no way to transfer a judgement? Because Germany are in the EU you could look at if judgements are transferable theoughout the EU and do something in the Irish courts, which could be easier with the language barrier.

I have a similar sitation of wanting to start a civil case against Lufthanza. They are registered at Companies house as a "UK Establishment" under "LUFTHANSA GERMAN AIRLINES", with ref: BR000814.


If I put their UK establishment details on the claim form, can I actually do anything if I were to get a judgement?

[Lord Byron]

Maybe someone can answer this then - if a person can enforce a judgment against a European airlines fleet in a uk airport, can they also issue proceedings using the office address of the airline in the uk airport that they fly to/from? CPR does state you can serve any uk address where a business does their business.

[atticus]

Yes; but service of process in compliance with the CPR and enforcement of a judgement are different things.

[Lord Byron]

Please can you explain a person could issue a claim against eurowings in heathrow airport terminal 2 if they wanted?

[atticus]

please see post 33.

[Lord Byron]

Thanks! one more question - A CCJ has to be over £600 for a high court enforcement officer to get involved.

If it is a CCJ for say £300, who enforces it? Local court bailiffs? And can they do the same thing i.e. go after an airlines fleet in an airport?

[atticus]

General rules about enforcement: https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pr...l/rules/part70

Getting a county court bailiff to seize an aircraft seems optimistic. Indeed getting a county court bailiff to do anything is optimistic. But please go ahead and try - I will be delighted to be proved wrong.

[Lord Byron]

LOL I will keep you posted