UK Statutory Instrument 2013 United Kingdom

The Taking Control of Goods Regulations 2013

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What's here

3 compliance obligations

Who this Act binds

Business-side actors with duties under this Act, ranked by how often they appear.

  • Landlord 2
  • Any Person 1

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What this Act requires

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s.035

Valuation of controlled goods

  • Provide written valuation of controlled goods to debtor and co-owner Any Person
s.051

Authorisation by landlord to another to exercise CRAR on landlord's behalf

  • Authorise an enforcement agent in writing to use CRAR Landlord
s.054

Notice to sub-tenant: form and contents

  • Landlord must send a written CRAR notice to sub-tenant Landlord
Browse 52 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
s.001

Citation, commencement and extent

s.002

General interpretation

s.003

Application of these Regulations

s.004

Exempt goods

s.005

Exempt goods: goods which are also premises and are occupied as only or principal home

s.006

Minimum period of notice

s.007

Form and contents of notice

s.008

Method of giving notice and who must give it

s.009

Time limit for taking control of goods

s.010

Circumstances in which the enforcement agent may not take control of goods

s.011

Circumstances in which the enforcement agent may not take control of goods: highways

s.012

Days for taking control of goods

s.013

Prohibited hours for taking control

s.014

Who may enter into a controlled goods agreement

s.015

Controlled goods agreements

s.016

Securing goods of the debtor on premises where found

s.017

Securing goods of the debtor on a highway or elsewhere

s.018

Securing goods of the debtor on a highway and removal: vehicles

s.019

Removal and securing goods of the debtor: location

s.020

Mode of entry or re-entry to premises

s.021

Days of entry

s.022

Hours of entry

s.023

Restrictions on entry and re-entry to, and remaining on, premises

s.024

Restrictions on repeated entry (with or without warrant) to premises

s.025

Minimum period of notice of intention to re-enter premises

s.026

Form and contents of notice of re-entry

s.027

Method of giving notice of re-entry and who must give it

s.028

Issue of warrant authorising enforcement agent to use reasonable force to enter premises

s.029

Issue of warrant authorising enforcement agent to use reasonable force in relation to goods on a highway

s.030

Form and contents of notice after entry, and/or taking control of goods on a highway

s.031

Additional notice requirements where goods are immobilised

s.032

Additional notice requirements where goods are removed for storage or sale

s.033

Inventory of goods of which control has been taken: form and contents

s.034

Care of controlled goods

s.036

Part 3 not to apply to securities

s.037

Minimum period before sale

s.038

Minimum period of notice of sale

s.039

Form and contents of notice of sale

s.040

Method of giving notice of sale

s.041

Methods of sale

s.042

Place of sale

s.043

Conduct of sale

s.044

Part 4 only to apply to securities

s.045

Holding of securities

s.046

Disposal of securities

s.047

Abandonment of goods other than securities

s.048

Application of Part 6

s.049

Payments into court by third party: underpayments

s.050

Part 7 to apply only to CRAR

s.052

Minimum amount of net unpaid rent for CRAR to become exercisable

s.053

Notice to sub-tenant: when notice takes effect and service

s.055

Notice to sub-tenant: withdrawal of notice

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