Civil Judgments Enforcement Act 2004

If a time for payment order has been made in respect of a judgment debtor and the debtor has disobeyed the order, the judgment creditor may apply for a default inquiry to be held in respect of the judgment debtor.

If an instalment order has been made in respect of a judgment debtor and the debtor, on 2 or more occasions, has not paid an instalment in accordance with the order, the judgment creditor may apply for a default inquiry to be held in respect of the judgment debtor.

An application made under subsection (1) or (2) must —

if the judgment debtor is a natural person, contain his or her name and address; and

if the judgment debtor is a partnership, contain the name and address of one or more partners; and

if the judgment debtor is a corporation, contain the name and address of one or more officers of the corporation; and

contain the name and address of any other person who the judgment creditor thinks may be able to assist with the inquiry and who should be summoned to it; and

for each such person indicate whether a summons under section 89(1)(a) or (b) or both is required.

On receiving such an application the court must set a date for the default inquiry and notify the judgment creditor of it.