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Taking Control of Goods and Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery Rules 2015

A reference record of Taking Control of Goods and Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery Rules 2015, drawn from the instrument's own official text. It sets out how the law is organised — its Parts, its section count and its length — and links to the text itself. It does not interpret the law or offer advice on it.

At a glance

CitationTaking Control of Goods and Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery Rules 2015
Instrument typeADGM Courts Rules
Enacted2015
JurisdictionAbu Dhabi Global Market
Parts9
Numbered sections67
Chapters8

How Taking Control of Goods and Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery Rules 2015 is organised

The 9 Parts below are the instrument's own divisions, in the order the official text sets them out.

PartHeading
Part 1Introductory
Part 2Procedure For Taking Control Of Goods
Part 3Sale Of Controlled Goods
Part 4Securities Of The Debtor
Part 5Abandonment Of Goods
Part 6Third Party Claiming Controlled Goods
Part 7Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery (Crar)
Part 8Taking Control Of Goods (Fees)
Part 9Interpretation, Citation, Commencement And Extent

What Taking Control of Goods and Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery Rules 2015 covers, section by section

The 67 section headings below are the instrument's own, reproduced in its order. They are a map of the law, not a summary of it — for the wording of any article, read the official text.

  1. Application of these Rules
  2. Exempt goods
  3. Minimum period of notice
  4. Form and contents of notice
  5. Method of giving notice and who must give it
  6. Time limit for taking control of goods
  7. Circumstances in which the enforcement agent may not take control of goods
  8. Circumstances in which the enforcement agent may not take control of goods: public places
  9. Days for taking control of goods
  10. Prohibited hours of taking control
  11. Who may enter into a controlled goods agreement
  12. Controlled goods agreements
  13. Securing goods of the debtor on premises where found
  14. Securing goods of the debtor in a public place or elsewhere
  15. Securing goods of the debtor in a public place and removal: vehicles
  16. Removal and securing goods of the debtor: location
  17. Mode of entry or re-entry to premises
  18. Days of entry
  19. Hours of entry
  20. Restrictions on entry and re-entry to, and remaining on, premises
  21. Restrictions on repeated entry (with or without warrant) to premises
  22. Minimum period of notice of intention to re-enter premises
  23. Form and contents of notice of re-entry
  24. Method of giving notice of re-entry and who must give it
  25. Issue of warrant authorising enforcement agent to use reasonable force to enter premises
  26. Form and contents of notice after entry, and/or taking control of goods in a public place
  27. Additional notice requirements where goods are immobilised
  28. Additional notice requirements where goods are removed for storage or sale
  29. Inventory of goods of which control has been taken: form and contents
  30. Care of controlled goods
  31. Valuation of controlled goods
  32. Part 3 not to apply to securities
  33. Minimum period before sale
  34. Minimum period of notice of sale
  35. Form and contents of notice of sale
  36. Method of giving notice of sale
  37. Methods of sale
  38. Place of sale
  39. Conduct of sale
  40. Part 4 only to apply to securities
  41. Holding of securities
  42. Disposal of securities
  43. Abandonment of goods other than securities
  44. Application of Part 6
  45. Payments into Court by third party: underpayments
  46. Part 7 to apply only to CRAR
  47. Authorisation by landlord to another to exercise CRAR on landlord's behalf
  48. Minimum amount of net unpaid rent for CRAR to become exercisable
  49. Notice to sub-tenant: when notice takes effect and service
  50. Notice to sub-tenant: form and contents
  51. Notice to sub-tenant: withdrawal of notice
  52. Application of Part 8
  53. Recovery of fees for enforcement-related services from the debtor
  54. Stages of enforcement for which fees may be recovered
  55. Calculation of fees by reference to value sum sought to be recovered
  56. Disbursements recoverable from the debtor
  57. Exceptional disbursements
  58. More than one enforcement power available against the same debtor
  59. Recovery of fees from vulnerable debtors
  60. Application of proceeds where less than the amount outstanding
  61. Provision of information to debtor and co-owner by enforcement agent
  62. Dispute regarding co-owner's share of proceeds
  63. Disputes about the amount of fees and disbursements recoverable under Rules
  64. Fees and disbursements not recoverable where enforcement process ceases
  65. Interpretation
  66. Correction of errors in the Rules
  67. Short title, extent and commencement

Primary sources

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  • Taking Control of Goods and Commercial Rent Arrears Recovery Rules 2015 — official text (HTML) ADGM
  • ADGM Legislation Rulebook — the register this instrument is listed in ADGM

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