walking-possession agreement. Any proposed repayment schedule will have to be agreed by the claimant. Should the judgment debtor subsequently default on a payment, the claimant can instruct the HCEO to attend to remove and sell the seized assets; if the debtor disposes of the assets, they are committing contempt of court. The debt does not need to be argued in the High Court; provided the amount owed is at least £600 (in 2014), the debt did not arise in a matter covered by the Consumer Credit Act 1974, and payment has not been made within the specified time, a County Court judgment can be transferred to the High Court for enforcement. The High Court fee for issuing a writ of control is £71; together with the HCEO's fees, this £71 court fee is added by the writ to the amount to be recovered from the debtor. Sources hceoa.org.uk; Have you been visited by a High Court Enforcement Officer qualitybailiffs.co.uk; Difference between a bailiff and a High Court Enforcement Officer equivo.com; What cases can a High Court Enforcement Officer assist with References Law enforcement occupations in the United Kingdom Enforcement officer