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Tracing Absconded Tenants Without GDPR Missteps

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A tenant may leave unpaid rent, repair costs and no reliable forwarding address. Finding them is not a quick online search, especially when you hold personal data and need to recover a genuine debt. You need to balance firm recovery with the UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018 and fair collection conduct. Proportionate landlord […]

CRAR vs. Forfeiture: Commercial Rent Recovery

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Unpaid commercial rent can disrupt your cash flow, leave overdue payments unresolved, strain tenant relationships and delay plans for the property. CRAR vs. Forfeiture is a decision that needs care because these are different legal routes, not interchangeable ways to chase a debt. The lease sets the payment terms for rent, while other commercial debts […]

Reversing Asset Transfers Under Section 423

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A debtor may move money, property, or business assets when an invoice becomes overdue, hoping to place them beyond your reach. Section 423 of the Insolvency Act 1986 may provide a court route to challenge an asset transfer made to prejudice creditors. It is a potential remedy, not an automatic reversal. This is not routine […]

Judgment Enforcement: Getting Paid After You Win

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A court judgment can confirm that a customer owes you money and still leave your bank balance unchanged. Judgment enforcement is the separate work of turning that legal decision into payment. Winning settles the dispute over liability. You still need to identify assets, choose a proportionate route, pay the right fees, and act before the […]

14-Day Notice Enforcement: What Creditors Lose

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A notice period that once moved quickly can now hold up attendance for two weeks. Since 1 May 2026, 14-day notice enforcement is the new starting point for taking control of goods in England and Wales. For creditors, this is not a reason to abandon enforcement. It is a reason to plan earlier, prepare stronger […]