When is the deadline for leave required to issue a writ of seizure and sale after six years?
The catalogue records a 6 years period from The date of the order sought to be enforced. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 6 years
- Trigger
- The date of the order sought to be enforced
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- Leave of the court. This is a leave threshold, not an extinguishing limitation period: by Limitations Act, 2002, s 16(1)(b) there is no limitation period for a proceeding to enforce a court order.
- Do not confuse with a limitation period. The judgment remains enforceable; only the procedural route requires leave once six years have elapsed. An order granting leave ceases to have effect if the writ is not issued within the time it specifies.