60.1 Notice Of Application For An Order Prohibiting The Disposition Or Removal Of Household Chattels - Family Home Protection Act, 1976

What this form is for

• • You need the court to stop someone from selling items in a family home.
• • Someone is threatening to remove household belongings without permission.
• • The protection needed relates specifically to assets within a 'family home' as defined by Irish law.
• • This notice starts the official application process with the Courts Service of Ireland.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

There is no single universal deadline listed here. Submit it as soon as you know a disposition or removal attempt is likely.

Before you submit

• • All required sections on Form 60.1 must be completed.
• • The applicant's signature and date must be present.
• • Ensure the details of the person applying for the order (the 'Applicant') are correct.
• • Verify the full address of the family home is accurately recorded.
• • Check that the specific items threatened to be removed/sold are detailed clearly.
• • Confirm you have included any necessary supporting documentation (e.g., tenancy agreement copy).
• • Make sure the court or registry where it should go is correctly identified.

How to file this form

1. 1Complete Form 60.1 thoroughly, filling in all required boxes and sections.
2. 2Sign and date the form as the applicant.
3. 3Gather supporting documents that prove your claim (e.g., proof of residency).
4. 4Submit the completed form to the relevant Courts Service office or registry.
5. 5Pay any required filing fees at the time of submission, if applicable.
6. 6Keep a copy of the fully filed and stamped form for your records.

Known limitations

• • This form only applies specifically under the Family Home Protection Act, 1976; other protections may require different forms.
• • The order granted is limited to 'disposition or removal' of chattels, not necessarily damage or destruction.
• • Not confirmed in official source: The geographical scope (which county/circuit) it covers is not detailed on the form itself.
• • It does not guarantee success; the court must agree with your application.