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26.4 Certificate As To Non-Execution Of Warrant

The 26.4 Certificate As To Non-Execution Of Warrant is an official document issued by the Courts Service of Ireland that certifies a warrant has not been executed. This form is typically used in legal proceedings where proof is needed that a warrant remains unenforced.

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Form Overview

26.4 Certificate As To Non-Execution Of Warrant

The form captures details about the warrant, identifies the parties involved, and includes a declaration confirming the warrant has not been executed.

Risk Radar

The most common mistake is failing to accurately identify the specific warrant being certified.
Incorrect warrant identification details
Missing or incorrect signatures
Submitting to the wrong court office
Outdated form version

Plain English

This form is basically a certificate that says a warrant hasn't been carried out yet. It's a straightforward way to officially document that no action has been taken on a court-ordered warrant.

Submission Date

There is typically no fixed deadline for this certificate, but it should be submitted as soon as needed to document non-execution status, often before related legal proceedings continue.
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

warrant service taken

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What this form is for

• Use this form specifically to certify that a warrant has not been executed
• Required when you need to prove a warrant remains unenforced
• Different from warrant execution or cancellation forms
• May be needed before certain legal proceedings can continue

Use this form or another form?

Situation	Likely form	Why it matters	Check before you continue
Warrant execution	Form 26.3	For documenting when a warrant is carried out	Check warrant type before choosing
Warrant cancellation	Form 26.5	For formally canceling a warrant	Verify cancellation grounds
Bench warrant application	Form 10.1	For requesting a new warrant	Ensure original warrant details
Enforcement order	Form 12A	For enforcing court judgments	Different from warrant certification

Deadline or filing window

There is typically no fixed deadline for this certificate, but it should be submitted as soon as needed to document non-execution status, often before related legal proceedings continue.

Before you submit

• Verify warrant identification number and details
• Ensure all required sections are completed
• Confirm proper signatures are included
• Check correct court office for submission
• Verify any required fees are paid
• Make copies for your records

How to file this form

1Obtain the correct form from Courts Service website or court office
2Complete all sections with accurate warrant information
3Have the form signed by the appropriate authority
4Prepare any required supporting documentation
5Submit to the relevant court office with applicable fees
6Obtain receipt or confirmation of submission

Known limitations

• This form only certifies non-execution status, it doesn't prevent future execution
• May not be applicable to all types of warrants
• Does not replace legal advice from a qualified solicitor
• Validity may be time-limited in certain legal contexts

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Current Form Status

This is the current version of the form as issued by the Courts Service of Ireland. Always check for updates on the official Courts Service website before use.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

• Check form version number matches current Courts Service requirements
• Verify signature requirements haven't changed
• Confirm submission methods are current
• Ensure fee structure is up to date
• Check for any recent legislative changes affecting warrant procedures

Quick Facts

This form would typically be filed by court officials, legal representatives, or parties involved in a case where a warrant has been issued but not executed.

The form captures details about the warrant, identifies the parties involved, and includes a declaration confirming the warrant has not been executed.

Submit this form when you need to formally document that a warrant has not been carried out, often required before certain legal actions can proceed or to prevent warrant execution.

Submit this form to the appropriate court office where the warrant was issued, either in person, by post, or through the Courts Service's online portal if available.

Submitting correctly matters because this certificate affects legal proceedings. Errors could lead to incorrect legal status, unnecessary delays, or potential legal complications.

Obtain the form from the Courts Service website or court office, complete all sections with accurate warrant details, have it signed by the appropriate authority, and submit to the relevant court office with any required fees.