bailiff definition

bailiff means a bailiff appointed under the Supreme Court Act 1995, part 12, the District Court Act 1967 or the Magistrates Courts Act 1921.

bailiff means any person charged with the execution of any process;

bailiff means a person who holds an appointment under section 107 as a bailiff;

More Definitions of bailiff

bailiff means the qualified law student appointed by the Chief Justice to keep order during Honor Court proceedings and to assist with any other Court activities as

bailiff means the Bailiff, Deputy Bailiff, Judge of the Royal Court, Lieutenant-Bailiff or Juge Délégué,

bailiff means the person appointed as such under Section 7(1) of the Grand Court Law, and includes any assistant bailiffs;

bailiff means a duly appointed agent under contract with the City to recover outstanding Property Taxes.

bailiff means a bailiff or deputy bailiff and any person acting as bailiff holding that office under this Act, and includes any person acting in that position;

bailiff means a bailiff appointed under the Provost Marshal General Act 1965 [title 8 item 5];

bailiff means a bailiff, person employed by approved enforcement agencies, or other person duly authorised by the courts and "TIPSTAFF" (the High Court Bailiff);