Understanding Uk Lien Usage

Summary

Liens in the UK can be used when a debt is owed, and the creditor possesses the debtors property. Possessory liens dont need court evidence, while equitable liens might require a court order. Breaching a conditional notice can be enforced legally, potentially involving a court order. Specific remedies depend on the notice type and agreement terms.

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Do you have to have court evidence to sequre a lien agaisnt someones property
In the UK, to secure a lien against someone's property, you generally don't need court evidence for possessory liens (e.g., mechanic's lien) as they arise by law when you have possession of the debtor's property. However, for equitable liens, you may need a court order to enforce it.
Do you have a specific type of lien in mind or more details about your situation?
When someone breaches a conditional notice can this then be enforced
Yes, breaching a conditional notice can be enforced.
- If a conditional notice is breached, the party issuing the notice can take legal action.
- Enforcement may involve seeking a court order.
- Specific remedies depend on the type of conditional notice and the terms of the agreement.
Which specific type of conditional notice are you referring to?