Bailiffs can be instructed to seize goods from your home if you fail to pay your creditors, and the debt has been passed to the courts to enforce – for example, if a County Court Judgment (CCJ) has been granted. They can also be used to repossess your homeor to enforce certain arrest warrants.
Before any action is taken, bailiffs receive instruction by a warrant which specifies how much is owed.
They can seize goods for:
Council Tax arrears
Child support arrears
County or High Court debts
National insurance
VAT and tax debts