41B.09 Notice Of Application For Enforcement

What this form is for

• • Use this form when someone has lost a case in Irish court.
• • Use it when you need the court to make someone pay money they owe (enforcement of debt).
• • Use it if the other party is ignoring a specific order made by the judge.
• • It's used to formally start the process of forcing compliance with a legal ruling.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

There isn't a strict 'must file by' date listed on this form itself, but you must apply promptly after the order becomes enforceable.

Before you submit

• • Have you clearly stated *who* owes the money or needs to comply?
• • Is the original court judgment/order attached as proof?
• • Have you filled in the exact date the obligation became due?
• • Is the amount owed clearly specified (in Euros)?
• • Did you correctly select the type of enforcement you are seeking on the form?
• • Is your contact information accurate for the Courts Service to use?

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all required sections of Form 41B.09 in black ink.
2. 2Attach copies of any relevant court judgments or orders.
3. 3Determine the correct Court Office where the application needs to go.
4. 4Submit the completed form and attachments (either electronically via Courts Service systems or physically).
5. 5Pay the required filing fee, if applicable (check current rates).
6. 6Keep a copy of everything you submit for your own records.

Known limitations

• • This form alone does not guarantee enforcement; it starts the *application* process.
• • The specific rules governing this application depend on the type of judgment (e.g., debt vs. personal injury).
• • Not confirmed in official source: The maximum allowable amount to be claimed under one 41B.09 is not confirmed here.
• • If you are using the Revenue Online Service, ensure your filing method aligns with their digital submission requirements.