County Court Bailiff siding with the debtor

[UrbanGoose]

I have a warrant awarded by the County Court but have been advised by the Debtor that they contacted the County Court Bailiffs and have placed the warrant on hold as the Debtor is missing some paperwork.

This is just delay tactics from the Debtor but more annoying is that the Bailiffs seem to be siding with the Debtor. Are Bailiffs allowed to demonstrate opinion on these matters and delay the execution of a warrant without further court involvement?

If no, what action can I take to get them to do their job?

[ploddertom]

They may have applied for an action that may Suspend the Warrant in which case it is usually a sensible course for the Bailiff not to proceed until the application is decided. How much was Judgment for?

[UrbanGoose]

They may have applied for an action that may Suspend the Warrant in which case it is usually a sensible course for the Bailiff not to proceed until the application is decided. How much was Judgment for?

£900

And yes, there is an application to set the default judgement aside, how do I defend the default judgement or point out that the only reason they defendant is trying to get the Judgement set aside is to get out of paying? Also, I had kept the defendant informed of everything but the defendant is claiming they knew nothing, can I ask for the costs of the warrant that is now barred back from the defendant?

[ploddertom]

The Defendant should produce a defence to the claim for which you should receive a copy prior to any Hearing, you can then respond to any of the points made.

[UrbanGoose]

Thnaks