Parliament Research Paper on EA's 4/6/21

[monkeynuts]

There is information we are well aware of in here, but there are good nuggets of info:

I particularly like the explanation in para 4.4 about forced entry. It is extremely clear on what the proceed is and throws away this locksmith myth they tend to use so blatantly.

SN04103.pdf

[zeke]

It was punted around last month and an error was spotted in 4.4.

once bailiffs have been let into a property, they have a right to enter again.

[monkeynuts]

That was amended, the last para covers it.

[Syd Snitkin]

Although the last sentence clarifies when they can use for to re-enter, it's still saying "once bailiffs have been let into a property, they have the right to eneter again", which implies that's whether a CGA is in place or not. Without a CGA they surely cannot have the 'right' to re-enter?

[zeke]

Counsel for a debtor pointed that out. The regulations don't provide for it,