No. 24 Notice Of Claim to Goods Taken In Execution

What this form is for

• • Use when you have a writ of execution and need to claim seized goods.
• • Do not use for money judgments without physical assets.
• • Not for applications to freeze bank accounts – a different form is required.
• • If the goods have already been sold, a separate claim for proceeds is needed.
• • Use instead of a simple letter of demand when court‑ordered execution is in place.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The notice should be filed within 7 days of the execution date, unless the court has granted a specific extension.

Before you submit

• • Court case number entered correctly
• • All seized items listed with clear descriptions
• • Estimated values attached or referenced
• • Creditor name and contact details are up to date
• • Form signed by the creditor or authorised solicitor
• • Supporting valuation documents attached
• • Correct court registry selected
• • Copy of the writ of execution included
• • Delivery method (post, in‑person, online) confirmed

How to file this form

1. 1Collect the writ of execution and inventory of seized goods.
2. 2Complete Form No. 24 with accurate details.
3. 3Attach valuations or invoices for each item.
4. 4Sign the form and have a solicitor sign if required.
5. 5Submit to the appropriate court registry (in person, post, or online).
6. 6Obtain a receipt or acknowledgment from the court.
7. 7File a copy for your own records.

Known limitations

• • Only applies to physical goods, not monetary assets.
• • Valuation is based on market value, not sentimental value.
• • Form does not cover goods already sold by the bailiff.
• • Cannot be used for claims under €200 without court approval.