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Keychain56
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05 Jul 24 #523400 by Keychain56

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Hi there,

I'm desperately trying to find out how to make an application under the 'liberty to apply' provision contained in the Consent Order.
House sale is not moving due to other half, I tried to fill out another court form but it came back from the court stating the above. I just don't understand how it is supposed to be done: should I email to the court to say 'Herebye I give notice that I wish to apply to enforce the current consent order.' ..?

Thank you for all the help!!

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06 Jul 24 #523404 by hadenoughnow

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You need a D11 application. Don't worry about attaching a draft order. Just explain what the problem is and ask the court to give directions to deal with the issue. What exactly those are would depend on what the problem is. The court can e.g. set a sale price, give you some conduct of sale and ultimately even sign paperwork if he refuses to do so.

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