Request for Warrant of Committal (Judgment summons)
| Published date | 21 March 2018 |
| Subject Matter | County Court forms |
In the
County Court
Claim Number
J/S Number
Request for Warrant of Committal (judgment summons)
to be completed and signed by the claimant and sent to the court
1Claimant’s
name and
address
2Name and
address for
service and
payment
(if different
from above)
Ref/Tel No.
3Defendant’s
name and
address(1)
(1) a separate
warrant must be
issued against
every defendant
required to be
arrested
4 Judgment summons detail
Committal order made on (date)
Balance due at date of J/S request
Interest from date of J/S request
to date of warrant request(2)
Amount in arrears under judgment
or order (including costs)
Amount for which judgment summons
issued(3)
Fee and costs on issue and
hearing of judgment summons
Sub total
Less any amount paid since
issue of this order
Sum on payment of which
defendant be discharged
Committal warrant no.
N344 Request for warrant of committal on judgment summons (03.02) Publications Branch
For court use only
Warrant no.
Issue date:
Warrant applied for at o’clock
Committed on
for days
Order suspended for
on payment of
I request you to issue a committal warrant against
the defendant named at Box 3
I certify that the whole or part of any instalments
due under the judgment or order have not been
paid and the balance now due is as shown,
amounts shown are correct
Signed
Claimant
Dated
IMPORTANT
You must inform the court immediately of
any payments you receive after you have sent
this request to the court
(2) where
judgment
entered for
more than
£5000
(3) not including
any amounts on
previous
judgment
summons(es)
where defendant
imprisoned
Other information that might assist the bailiff, (and other address(es) at which the defendant might be found). You should
also tell the court if you have reason to believe that the bailiff might encounter serious difficulties in attempting to arrest the
defendant.
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