--(1) The ways in which an order for delivery of goods may be enforced depend on whether or not the judgment or order gives the judgment debtor the choice of paying the assessed value of the goods.
--(2) If it gives him the choice the means of enforcement are-
----(a) a writ of delivery to recover the goods or their assessed value under Part 47;
----(b) a writ of specific delivery for the recovery of specified goods under Part 47; or
----(c) an order for confiscation of assets under Part 53.
--(3) A judgment creditor may only obtain a writ of specific delivery under paragraph (2)(b) if the court gives him permission.
--(4) Where the judgment or order gives the judgment debtor the choice of paying the assessed value of the goods that judgment or order may not be enforced by order of committal under Part 53.
--(5) However, on the application of the judgment creditor the court may make an order requiring the judgment debtor to deliver the goods to the judgment creditor within a specified time or by a specified date and if the judgment debtor does not comply that order may be enforced by an order for committal under Part 53.
--(6) If the judgment or order does not give the judgment debtor the choice of paying the assessed value of the goods, the means of enforcing the order are-
----(a) an order for recovery of specified goods under Part 47;
----(b) an order for confiscation of assets under Part 53; or
----(c) an order for committal to prison under Part 53.
--(7) He may only obtain an order for confiscation of assets or committal under paragraph (2) or (6) if the court has given a judgment or made an order requiring delivery within a specified time.
Notes
Amended by Legal Notice 140 of 2000.
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