If the amount is under £600, enforcement must be in the County Court.

If the amount is under £600, enforcement must be in the County Court.

• A. Enforcement must be in the High Court.
• B. Enforcement may be in the CCMCC.
• C. Enforcement must be in the County Court.
• D. There is no enforcement option.

Answer: (C)

The rule here is about which court handles enforcement depending on how much is owed. For money judgments, smaller sums are kept within the County Court’s remit, while larger sums move into the High Court arena for enforcement. When the amount is under £600, the proper forum for enforcing the judgment is the County Court. This keeps enforcement procedures and costs proportionate to the size of the debt. The other options don’t fit. The High Court handles enforcement for larger debts, not small ones. The County Court Money Claim Centre (CCMCC) is a place to issue money claims online, not a venue for enforcing existing judgments. And there are enforcement options available in the County Court, so claiming there is no enforcement option isn’t accurate.

The rule here is about which court handles enforcement depending on how much is owed. For money judgments, smaller sums are kept within the County Court’s remit, while larger sums move into the High Court arena for enforcement. When the amount is under £600, the proper forum for enforcing the judgment is the County Court. This keeps enforcement procedures and costs proportionate to the size of the debt.

The other options don’t fit. The High Court handles enforcement for larger debts, not small ones. The County Court Money Claim Centre (CCMCC) is a place to issue money claims online, not a venue for enforcing existing judgments. And there are enforcement options available in the County Court, so claiming there is no enforcement option isn’t accurate.