Section 73.10A

This rule applies where an interim charging order was made other than at the Civil National Business Centre or has been transferred out of that Centre under rule 73.4(6). If any person objects to the court making a final charging order, that person must— written evidence stating the grounds of objection, not less than 7 days before the hearing. file; and serve on the judgment creditor, At the hearing the court may— make a final charging order confirming that the charge imposed by the interim charging order continues, with or without modification; discharge the interim charging order and dismiss the application; decide any issues in dispute between the parties, or between any of the parties and any other person who objects to the court making a final charging order; direct a trial of any such issues, and if necessary give directions; or make such other order as the court considers appropriate. If the court makes a final charging order which charges securities other than securities held in court, the order must include a stop notice unless the court otherwise orders. Any order made at the hearing must be served by the court on all the persons on whom the interim charging order was required to be served. (Section III of this Part contains provisions about stop notices.)

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-08-15