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Direction to Enforce Writ of Seizure and Sale of Personal Property (Form 20O) – Rules of the Small Claims Court Forms

The “Direction to Enforce Writ of Seizure and Sale of Personal Property” (Form 20O) is an official document utilized in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, specifically within the Small Claims Court. This form is employed by creditors or their representatives to enforce a previously issued Writ of Seizure and Sale of Personal Property (Form 20C). This document directs the bailiff to seize and, if necessary, sell the specified personal property of the debtor to satisfy the debt. It ensures that all relevant information is provided to facilitate the enforcement process, including financial records and precise property location. This form is available in both English and French on the Ontario Court Forms website for accessibility.

Filling out Form 20O involves providing detailed information to ensure the bailiff can effectively enforce the writ. Follow this step-by-step guide:

Part 1: Identification Information

Court Details

1. • Small Claims Court: Enter the specific Small Claims Court location where the writ was issued.
   • Address: Provide the address of the Small Claims Court.
   • Phone Number: Include the court’s phone number.
   • Claim Number: Write the claim number associated with the case.

Parties Involved

1. • Plaintiff(s)/Creditor(s): List the names of the plaintiff(s) or creditor(s).
   • Defendant(s)/Debtor(s): List the names of the defendant(s) or debtor(s).

Part 2: Personal Details

Your Information

1. • Full Name: Enter your full name.
   • Role: Check the appropriate box indicating whether you are the creditor or the representative of the creditor(s).

Part 3: Writ Information

Writ Details

1. • Small Claims Court Location: Enter the location of the Small Claims Court where the writ was issued.
   • Date Issued: Provide the date when the Writ of Seizure and Sale of Personal Property (Form 20C) was issued.
   • Creditor Name: Enter the name of the creditor in whose favor the writ was issued.

Part 4: Property to be Seized

Debtor Information

1. • Debtor(s) Details: List the last name, first name, second name, and third name of each debtor. If there are additional debtors or aliases, attach Form 1A.1.

Description of Property

1. • Property Details: Describe the property to be seized, including any identifying marks or serial numbers.

Part 5: Location of Property

Property Location

1. • Address: Provide the address where the personal property is located. If the address is not clear, attach a detailed map showing the nearest intersection.

Part 6: Financial Transactions

• Payments from Debtor
  • Payment Records: List all payments received from the debtor since the writ’s issuance. Include the date and amount of each payment. If necessary, attach an additional sheet for more payments.
• Subsequent Costs
  • Cost Records: List any subsequent costs incurred since the issuance of the writ. Include the reason for each cost and the amount. If necessary, attach an additional sheet for more costs.

Part 7: Signature and Contact Information

Final Details

1. • Signature: Sign the form to authenticate it.
   • Date: Provide the current date.
   • Contact Information: Enter the name, address, and phone number of the creditor or representative signing the form.

Submission

Submit the Form: Ensure all sections are completed accurately. Submit the form to the appropriate Small Claims Court location where the writ was issued.

By following these steps, you can accurately complete the “Direction to Enforce Writ of Seizure and Sale of Personal Property” (Form 20O) to ensure proper enforcement of the writ.