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25.6 Warrant Of Execution (Summary Jurisdiction) (To Commit In Default Of Payment Of Penalty - Time Not Allowed)Warrant Of Execution (Summary Jurisdiction) (To Commit In Default Of Payment Of Penalty - Time Not Allowed)

This form is a Warrant of Execution used in the Summary Jurisdiction court in Ireland to enforce payment of penalties when the defendant has failed to pay and has not been granted additional time. It authorizes the court to commit the defendant to prison for non-payment of a penalty.

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Form Overview

25.6 Warrant Of Execution (Summary Jurisdiction) (To Commit In Default Of Payment Of Penalty - Time Not Allowed)Warrant Of Execution (Summary Jurisdiction) (To Commit In Default Of Payment Of Penalty - Time Not Allowed)

The form captures details about the original penalty order, the defendant's failure to pay, confirmation that no time extension was allowed, and requests the court's authority to commit the defendant to prison.

Risk Radar

Always confirm that no time extension for payment was granted before submitting this warrant.
Incomplete form details may cause processing delays
Missing documentation about the original penalty order
Incorrect defendant information could lead to enforcement against wrong person
Failing to confirm no time extension was granted

Plain English

This form is used when someone has been ordered by the court to pay a penalty but hasn't paid, and they weren't given extra time to pay. It's a legal document that can lead to the person being sent to prison for failing to pay their court-ordered penalty.

Submission Date

This warrant should be submitted promptly after the payment deadline has passed without payment and no time extension was granted, as delays may weaken the enforcement case.
Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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Glossary Terms

authority warrant

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What this form is for

• Use when seeking imprisonment for non-payment of a penalty
• Only applicable when no time extension was granted for payment
• For Summary Jurisdiction court matters only
• Not for civil debt enforcement
• Not for traffic penalty enforcement (different procedures)
• Not for tax-related penalties (use Revenue procedures)

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Original penalty with time extension granted	Form 25.5 Warrant of Execution	Different procedure when time extension was allowed	Verify if any extension was provided before proceeding
Traffic penalty enforcement	Fixed Charge Office procedures	Different enforcement process for traffic offenses	Check if penalty is traffic-related before using this form
Civil debt enforcement	Civil debt enforcement forms	Different legal process for civil debts	Confirm the penalty is a court-imposed penalty, not civil debt
Tax penalty enforcement	Revenue Online Service procedures	Different authority and process for tax penalties	Verify if penalty is imposed by Revenue before proceeding

Deadline or filing window

This warrant should be submitted promptly after the payment deadline has passed without payment and no time extension was granted, as delays may weaken the enforcement case.

Before you submit

• [ ] Confirm defendant has failed to pay the penalty
• [ ] Verify no time extension was granted
• [ ] Complete all sections of the form
• [ ] Attach copy of original penalty order
• [ ] Include evidence of non-payment
• [ ] Check defendant's current details
• [ ] Verify correct court office for submission
• [ ] Prepare required court fees
• [ ] Make copies for your records

How to file this form

11. Obtain the official Form 25.6 from the Courts Service website or court office
22. Complete all sections with accurate information about the penalty and defendant
33. Attach supporting documentation including the original penalty order
44. Submit the completed form to the appropriate District Court office
55. Pay any required court fees
66. Keep copies of the submitted form and all documentation
77. Follow up with the court to confirm processing

Known limitations

• This form only applies to penalties imposed in Summary Jurisdiction courts
• Cannot be used for penalties where a time extension was granted
• Does not apply to civil debt enforcement matters
• May not be appropriate for certain types of penalties with specific enforcement procedures
• Requires court approval before any commitment can occur

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Current Form Status

This form appears to be the current version used by the Courts Service of Ireland for Summary Jurisdiction penalty enforcement matters. No recent changes have been confirmed in official sources.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Verify form number matches court requirements (25.6)
• Check for any recent updates to court procedures
• Confirm current court fees for warrant submission
• Verify current contact details for relevant court office
• Check if any additional documentation is now required

Quick Facts

This form would typically be completed by a court official, prosecutor, or legal representative when seeking to enforce a penalty payment order against a defendant who has failed to comply.

This form should be submitted when a defendant has failed to pay a court-imposed penalty and has not been granted additional time to make payment, typically after the payment deadline has passed without payment.

This form should be submitted to the relevant District Court office in Ireland where the original penalty was imposed, either in person or by post as directed by the court.

Submitting this form correctly is crucial as it initiates a serious legal process that can result in imprisonment for the defendant. Errors or delays could prevent proper enforcement of the court's decision.

Complete all sections of the form with accurate details about the original case and penalty order. Attach any relevant documentation proving the defendant's failure to pay and lack of time extension. Submit to the appropriate court office and retain a copy for your records.

Form Details

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland
Category: Other Court Forms
Source: Court Forms ↗
Revision Date: 21/10/25

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After you file

• 1. Monitor court communications for hearing dates
• 2. Prepare any additional documentation requested by the court
• 3. Attend any required court hearings
• 4. Track the enforcement process timeline
• 5. Document all communications with the court
• 6. Keep records of any enforcement actions taken

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Source and verification log

• Form number confirmed as 25.6 from Courts Service of Ireland
• Purpose inferred from form name and legal context
• Submission process based on standard Irish court procedures
• Applicable court type confirmed as Summary Jurisdiction
• Enforcement consequences confirmed as potential imprisonment
• No recent changes confirmed in official sources
• Required documentation inferred from standard warrant procedures
• Filing deadlines based on standard enforcement timelines

Common confusion points

8 things to watch for

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Confusing this form with civil debt enforcement procedures
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Misunderstanding when this form is appropriate (only when no time extension granted)
3
Uncertainty about which court office to submit to
4
Confusion about the difference between penalties and fines
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Not realizing this can lead to imprisonment
6
Uncertainty about required supporting documentation
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Confusing Summary Jurisdiction with other court jurisdictions
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Misunderstanding the seriousness of the commitment request