In Scotland, the group tasked with enforcing judgments (and some other debts) are Sheriff Officers, or Messengers-at-Arms for the Court of Session. Usually, their role begins once you have had your day in court and been awarded your decree (judgment). However, it is possible on occasion to have Sheriff Officers proceed with enforcement action on the strength of some other documents, such as guarantees or leases. This article will focus on those other documents.
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