Request to Renew Writ of Seizure and Sale (Form 20N) – Rules of the Small Claims Court Forms

The “Request to Renew Writ of Seizure and Sale” (Form 20N) is a legal document used in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, specifically within the Small Claims Court. This form allows a creditor to request the renewal of a previously issued Writ of Seizure and Sale, either for personal property (Form 20C) or land (Form 20D). The form ensures that the writ remains enforceable for an additional six years from the date of renewal.

It includes essential details such as the creditor’s and debtor’s information, the enforcement office’s location, and the dates relevant to the original writ and its renewal. The form must be signed by the plaintiff, creditor, or their representative and it includes spaces for the contact information of the involved parties.

Filling out Form 20N involves several steps. Here is a detailed guide to help you complete this form correctly:

Header Section

1. • Superior Court of Justice: This is pre-filled.
   • Small Claims Court: Enter the name of the small claims court handling your case.
   • Address: Provide the address of the small claims court.
   • Phone Number: Enter the contact phone number for the small claims court.

Claim Information

1. • Claim No.: Write the claim number assigned to your case.

Parties Involved

1. • Creditor(s): List the name(s) of the creditor(s) involved in the case.
   • Debtor(s): List the name(s) of the debtor(s) involved in the case.

To the Sheriff/Bailiff

1. • Name of county/region and city/town: Specify the name of the county or region and the city or town where the enforcement office is located.

Request Details

1. • Writ of Seizure and Sale of Personal Property (Form 20C): Check this box if you are requesting the renewal for the writ of seizure and sale of personal property.
   • Writ of Seizure and Sale of Land (Form 20D): Check this box if you are requesting the renewal for the writ of seizure and sale of land.
   • Issued on: Enter the original issuance date of the writ in the format (Day, Month, Year).

Renewal Period

1. • The form states that the writ will be renewed for a period of six years from the date of renewal.

Signature Section

1. • Date: Fill in the current date in the format (Day, Month, Year).
   • Signature of plaintiff/creditor or representative: Sign the form.
   • Name, address, and phone number of plaintiff/creditor or representative: Provide the name, address, and phone number of the individual signing the form.

Additional Notes

1. • The form includes a note stating that a writ of seizure and sale of land or personal property remains in force for six years after the date of its issue and for a further six years after each renewal.

French Information

1. • The form mentions that court forms are available in both English and French on the website www.ontariocourtforms.on.ca, along with information on accessible formats.

Make sure all information is accurate and complete before submitting the form to the appropriate enforcement office.