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Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007

Part 4: Enforcement of Judgments and Orders

Commentary on Sections: Part 4

Section 93: Payment by instalments: making and enforcing charging orders

430.This section amends the Charging Orders Act 1979 (“the COA 1979”) enabling the High Court and county courts to make a charging order in cases where the debtor is not in default under an instalments order made in relation to the sum to be secured by the charging order.

431.Subsection (3) prevents the court from making an order for sale unless the debtor has defaulted in making any payment due under an instalments order. It also enables rules of court to specify limitations upon enforcement of a charging order after there has been default under an instalments order.

432.Subsection (5) provides that any restrictions on enforcement of a charge set out in the inserted subsections 3(4A) to (4E) of the COA 1979 will not apply to any charge put on a bankrupt’s home under section 313 of the Insolvency Act 1986.

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