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Legal Terms - Bailiff
A bailiff is an official of a court, typically a county court, who is responsible for delivering court documents and enforcing court orders, particularly warrants that allow the seizure of a debtor's belongings. The phrase is frequently used in a broad sense to refer to a High Court Enforcement Officer. 2. A legal officer of Guernsey who serves in the Royal Court as a Bailiff.
A bailiff is an official of a court, typically a county court, who is responsible for delivering court documents and enforcing court orders, particularly warrants that allow the seizure of a debtor's belongings. The phrase is frequently used in a broad sense to refer to a High Court Enforcement Officer. 2. A legal officer of Guernsey who serves in the Royal Court as a Bailiff.
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