Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007
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65 Common law rules replaced
(1) This Chapter replaces the common law rules about the exercise of the powers which under it become powers to use the procedure in Schedule 12. (2) The rules replaced include— (a) rules distinguishing between an illegal, an irregular and an excessive exercise of a power; (b) rules that would entitle a person to bring proceedings of a kind for which paragraph 66 of Schedule 12 provides (remedies available to the debtor); (c) rules of replevin; (d) rules about rescuing goods.
65 Common law rules replaced
(1) This Chapter replaces the common law rules about the exercise of the powers which under it become powers to use the procedure in Schedule 12. (2) The rules replaced include— (a) rules distinguishing between an illegal, an irregular and an excessive exercise of a power; (b) rules that would entitle a person to bring proceedings of a kind for which paragraph 66 of Schedule 12 provides (remedies available to the debtor); (c) rules of replevin; (d) rules about rescuing goods.
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