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Bank Account Frozen? Third Party Debt Order Help

If your bank account is frozen by an interim third party debt order, the bank must hold only the amount stated in the order until a court hearing fixed for at least 28 days after it was made. You can oppose the final third party debt order and, if you are an individual, apply for a hardship payment order under CPR Part 72.

Post date 23 October 2026
Post author By LEXLAW Solicitors & Barristers
Post categories In Account Freezing Order, Banking Dispute Resolution Service, Banking Law, Civil Litigation, Civil Procedure Rules, Costs, CPR, Debt Recovery, Default Judgment, Freezing Order, Indemnity Costs, Injunction, Litigation
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