Seizure and sale order—making
2200 Seizure and sale order—making
On application by the enforcement creditor for an enforceable money order of the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court may make an order (a seizure and sale order) authorising an enforcement officer to seize and sell in satisfaction of the order debt all real and personal property (other than exempt property) in which the enforcement debtor has a legal or beneficial interest.
On application by the enforcement creditor for an enforceable money order of the Magistrates Court, the Magistrates Court may make an order (also a seizure and sale order) authorising an enforcement officer to seize and sell in satisfaction of the order debt all personal property (other than exempt property) in which the enforcement debtor has a legal or beneficial interest.
See r 2050 (Enforcement orders—content and issue) for provisions about the content and issue of the order.
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