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When is the deadline for automatic bar on enforcement pending the set-aside period?

The catalogue records a 14 days period from Service of the order giving permission to enforce. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
14 days
Trigger
Service of the order giving permission to enforce
Counting
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  • None. The bar operates automatically and is not a matter of the court's discretion. Note the wording: the bar continues until any application made within the period is FINALLY disposed of, which can extend it well beyond 14 days.
  • The mirror image of CPR 62.18(9)(a), and the date the award CREDITOR diarises: the earliest date on which execution can begin. For an award debtor served within the jurisdiction that is day 15 after service, computed as clear days under CPR 2.8. Where the order was served out of the jurisdiction, the period is whatever the court set. CPR 62.18(10)(b) requires the order to state

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