Section 85.10

At any hearing of any application under this Part the court may— determine an application summarily; or give directions for the determination of any issue raised by such application; order that any issue between any parties to a claim to goods subject to enforcement be stated and tried, and give all necessary directions for trial; give directions for the purpose of determining the amount of the required payments or any underpayment of the required payments pursuant to paragraph 60(5) of Schedule 12 and regulation 49 of the TCG Regulations; summarily determine the amount of the required payments or any underpayment of the required payments pursuant to paragraph 60(5) of Schedule 12 and regulation 49 of the TCG Regulations; make directions for the retention, sale or disposal of goods subject to enforcement and for the payment of any proceeds of sale; or make any order that the court considers appropriate. Where a claimant to goods subject to enforcement or a debtor making a claim to exempt goods does not appear at any hearing listed on the application or, having appeared, fails or refuses to comply with an order made in the proceedings, the court may make an order declaring such claimant, or the debtor, and all persons claiming under them, for ever barred from prosecuting their claim against the creditor or any other claimant to the goods subject to enforcement, but such an order will not affect the rights of any other claimants to the goods subject to enforcement as between themselves. Where a claimant to goods subject to enforcement alleges that they are entitled, under a bill of sale or otherwise, to the controlled goods or to the executed goods by way of security for debt, the court may order those goods or any part thereof to be sold and may direct that the proceeds of sale be applied in such manner and on such terms as may be just and as may be specified in the order. Nothing in this rule limits the court’s case management powers to make any other directions permissible under these Rules.

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