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Hello and thanks for having me (new to all this). I am hoping I can find some guidance...
I have a court order (in my favour) for a county court judgement against 2 individuals. Accept, these 2 individuals have sold me a faulty product, under a 'fake' company name. They do indeed own a legitimate company wgere they are each the directors, but the product was sold to me under a company name that did not exist. This is why I have had to take out the claim against them as individuals.
I would like to enforce the judgement (send county court bailiffs or similar), except I do not know the individuals home address. However, I have managed to obtain the title register to their company premises, and to my surprise the individuals are actually listed on there as the owners. (It is a workshop).
So my question is; Will an enforcement agent be able to seize assets from the workshop if lets say, the assets were purchased in the company's name?
Apologies for the waffling and thanks for reading!
I have a court order (in my favour) for a county court judgement against 2 individuals. Accept, these 2 individuals have sold me a faulty product, under a 'fake' company name. They do indeed own a legitimate company wgere they are each the directors, but the product was sold to me under a company name that did not exist. This is why I have had to take out the claim against them as individuals.
I would like to enforce the judgement (send county court bailiffs or similar), except I do not know the individuals home address. However, I have managed to obtain the title register to their company premises, and to my surprise the individuals are actually listed on there as the owners. (It is a workshop).
So my question is; Will an enforcement agent be able to seize assets from the workshop if lets say, the assets were purchased in the company's name?
Apologies for the waffling and thanks for reading!
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