The Registry of Judgments, Orders and Fines

[Dannybright]

Can someone tell me if I have a costs order against me, A) is that a CCJ?
B) is it recorded on the Registry of Judgments, Orders and Fines?
C) If I do not pay it, can it be registered on the Registry of Judgments, Orders and Fines, and can it somehow be converted to a CCJ?
D) Basically, I am asking that, if it is not a CCJ, is it harder to enforce and harder to get bailiffs etc involved?

[JK2054]

a costs order is a type of CCJ as a "Money Judgement". If over £600 it can be enforced by the use of the High Courts who will send enforcement agents to your premises.

A) Yes
B) Yes it is a CCJ
C) As answered above yes it will be registerred, and it is not "converted" to a CCJ, it is a CCJ by its very nature
D) It is a CCJ, it is no different to enforce than any other CCJ.