Ontario Small Claims Court form

Form 20C: [VERIFY] Writ of Seizure and Sale (personal property)

Seizing and selling the debtor's belongings

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[VERIFY] version date

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Used at these steps

Collect on a judgment · Both sides

What it is for

Part of the writ of seizure and sale process. It lets an enforcement office seize and sell a debtor's property to pay a judgment [VERIFY: which property this form covers].

Who uses it

The creditor.

When to use it

After judgment, when the debtor has not paid and owns property of value.

What you need

Tick each one off as you gather it. Nothing here is saved.

Your court file number and a copy of the judgment
The amount still owed
The debtor's legal name and address
Information about the property, if you have it
The fee [VERIFY]

Tips

An examination hearing (Form 20H) can tell you what property the debtor owns.
Some property may be protected from seizure [VERIFY].

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