25.7 Warrant Of Execution (Non-Performance Of Condition)

What this form is for

• • Use when a judgment debtor has failed to perform a specific condition in a court order
• • Use when standard collection methods have failed
• • Use when you need court authorization to seize assets or property
• • Use when you need to enforce a monetary judgment
• • Use before initiating any enforcement action against a debtor

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

Warrants of execution must generally be filed within 12 years of the original judgment, but specific time limits may apply depending on the type of judgment and enforcement action sought.

Before you submit

• • Complete all sections of the form
• • Include a copy of the original judgment
• • Verify debtor's current address and details
• • Calculate the exact amount owed including interest
• • Check the correct court fee has been paid
• • Include any relevant supporting documentation
• • Verify the form is signed and dated correctly

How to file this form

1. 1Obtain a copy of the original judgment
2. 2Verify the debtor's failure to perform the condition
3. 3Complete Form 25.7 with all required information
4. 4Attach supporting documentation
5. 5Pay the appropriate court fee
6. 6Submit to the court that issued the original judgment
7. 7Wait for the warrant to be issued before taking enforcement action

Known limitations

• • This form only applies to court judgments, not contractual obligations
• • The court won't issue a warrant if the debtor has a valid reason for non-performance
• • Enforcement may be limited if the debtor has no assets or income
• • The warrant doesn't guarantee successful collection of the debt
• • Certain assets may be exempt from seizure under Irish law