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Debt & Arrears Management

Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery

PMC Commercial collect and enforce by following the rules and regulations as set out in the Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (CRAR) which is contained within the Tribunals, Courts & Enforcement Act 2007.

The new Act although dated 2007 did not actually come into force until 2014 which was when the new regulations were implemented across the whole of the enforcement industry. On the 6th April 2014, the Common Law remedy or distraint or distress for rent was abolished. It was replaced by CRAR (Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery).

At PMC Commercial, our internal agents along with enforcement agents have the expertise and knowledge of this regime. Under section 72 schedule 12 (taking control of goods) a commercial landlord can recover rent payable under the lease of the tenant without the need to go to court.

Commercial Lease Forfeiture

PMC Commercial can take back your premises usually on the same day or within 24 hours of receiving your instruction if another date/ time is preferred by our client. Our agents will peacefully re-enter (Forfeit) your premises when the tenant is not on site. We can forfeit on any License, tenancy at will and on leases

 

A commercial lease forfeiture is a termination that takes place when a tenant has made a breach of their agreement. Once instructed, an enforcement agent can re-enter the property and therefore terminate the lease. In some cases, termination can happen immediately or after a period of notice. Landlords are tasked with establishing their right to forfeit a lease. They often need to point out the specific clause in the lease that gives them to right to forfeit in certain circumstances.

High Court Enforcement

Our High Court Enforcement Agents are experienced, professional and well versed in the process of enforcing High Court Writs. High Court Enforcement Officers (HCEOs) are authorised by the Lord Chancellor’s office to enforce High Court Writs. They have greater powers than County Court bailiffs. High Court Enforcement Officers are therefore more effective in recovering outstanding debts from unpaid County Court Judgments (CCJ).

The High Court Enforcement Officers manage all our field Enforcement Agents assigned to each case. Each Enforcement Agent will have good knowledge of their respective local areas, which when pooled together provides national coverage.

Eviction Bailiffs and its agents operate under the direction and authority of a panel of Authorised High Court Enforcement Officers.

We have set out below a list of the most common types of High Court Writs available and also other court judgments for High Court Enforcement. These writs enable you to recover your money or property.

High Court Enforcement to Recover Your Money and Property

Money – You can recover outstanding debts owed to you by instructing us to enforce a Writ of Control. If you have an outstanding CCJ above £600, we offer a free administration service to transfer up to and for High Court Enforcement.

Property – Instruct us to enforce a Writ of Possession, to successfully remove Squatters from commercial property, or unauthorised Trespassers on your land. Or Tenants from your residential property