England and Wales · Civil enforcement
When must an affected party object to a consolidated attachment application?
CPR 89.19(6)(b) requires an affected party to notify the court in writing, with reasons for any objection, within fourteen days of service of the notification.
- Period
- Fourteen days after notification service for a reasoned written objection
- Trigger
- Effective service on that party of the court officer’s paragraph (6) notification
- Rule
- CPR 89.19(1), (6)–(10)
Official Justice UK CPR text and legislation.gov.uk statutory XML retained on October 9, 2026. The retained source metadata and acquisition receipts identify each edition. No claim of later amendments or actual local court opening is made.
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When must an affected party object to a consolidated attachment application?
CPR 89.19(6)(b) requires an affected party to notify the court in writing, with reasons for any objection, within fourteen days of service of the notification.
Responsible actor. An affected party electing to object to the consolidated attachment application.
Effective service on that party of the court officer’s paragraph (6) notification.
Identify whether the debtor or a creditor applied, because paragraph (1) defines the affected parties differently. Use the notification served on the actual objector.
Identify whether the debtor or a creditor applied, because paragraph (1) defines the affected parties differently. Use the notification served on the actual objector.
CPR 89.19(1), (6)–(10)How does this provision count time?
- Exclude the notification-service day and include the fourteenth calendar day. An ordinary weekend inside this fourteen-day period still counts.
- The written objection is notification to the court. Any claim to next-open-day completion must establish the actual court-office act and closure under CPR 2.8(5), not simply extend every party’s service deadline.
Exclude the notification-service day and include the fourteenth calendar day. An ordinary weekend inside this fourteen-day period still counts.
The written objection is notification to the court. Any claim to next-open-day completion must establish the actual court-office act and closure under CPR 2.8(5), not simply extend every party’s service deadline.
CPR 89.19(1), (6)–(10)What do independently checked examples show?
Fictitious example
An affected party electing to object to the consolidated attachment application. The complete operative event occurred on Friday, October 9, 2026. Exclude that day and include the 14th following calendar date, Friday, October 23, 2026. The required act and any notice recipient are established. Additional fictitious established facts. Actual completion office. Fictitious established civil court office. Fictitious individually specified facts. The listed context makes the actual branch, actors, event history and completion facts explicit. Additional dates below are stated hypothetical facts rather than inferred client records.
| Step | What is counted | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Example 1. Ordinary established facts | An affected party electing to object to the consolidated attachment application. The complete operative event occurred on Friday, October 9, 2026. Exclude that day and include the 14th following calendar date, Friday, October 23, 2026. The required act and any notice recipient are established. Additional fictitious established facts. Actual completion office. Fictitious established civil court office. Fictitious individually specified facts. The listed context makes the actual branch, actors, event history and completion facts explicit. Additional dates below are stated hypothetical facts rather than inferred client records. The complete operative event occurred on Friday, October 9, 2026. Exclude that day and include the 14th following calendar date, Friday, October 23, 2026. The required act and any notice recipient are established. | Friday, October 23, 2026 |
| Example 2. Closed-day boundary | An affected party electing to object to the consolidated attachment application. The ordinary endpoint is Monday, December 28, 2026. The fictitious established court office is closed on that endpoint and next opens December 29. For this court-office completion, CPR 2.8(5) permits December 29. Additional fictitious established facts. Actual completion office. Fictitious established civil court office. Fictitious individually specified facts. The listed context makes the actual branch, actors, event history and completion facts explicit. Additional dates below are stated hypothetical facts rather than inferred client records. The ordinary endpoint is Monday, December 28, 2026. The fictitious established court office is closed on that endpoint and next opens December 29. For this court-office completion, CPR 2.8(5) permits December 29. | Tuesday, December 29, 2026 |
| Example 3. Material procedural branch | An affected party electing to object to the consolidated attachment application. The participant is not an affected party under rule 89.19(1). Establish affected-party status before using this objection route. Additional fictitious established facts. Actual completion office. Fictitious established civil court office. Fictitious individually specified facts. The listed context makes the actual branch, actors, event history and completion facts explicit. Additional dates below are stated hypothetical facts rather than inferred client records. The participant is not an affected party under rule 89.19(1). Establish affected-party status before using this objection route. | Establish affected-party status before using this objection route. |
Fictitious established facts. These examples do not establish eligibility, effective service, relief or a direction.
Try these dates in the calculatorWhich conditions and exceptions apply?
- Identified actor and operative event
- Identify whether the debtor or a creditor applied, because paragraph (1) defines the affected parties differently. Use the notification served on the actual objector.
- Provision-specific counting and closure
- Exclude the notification-service day and include the fourteenth calendar day. An ordinary weekend inside this fourteen-day period still counts. The written objection is notification to the court. Any claim to next-open-day completion must establish the actual court-office act and closure under CPR 2.8(5), not simply extend every party’s service deadline.
- Required completion and separate procedural route
- If no objection is notified within time, paragraph (7) requires the court officer to make the consolidated order. A timely objection produces referral to the District Judge, who may still grant the application after considering it.
- Identify whether the debtor or a creditor applied, because paragraph (1) defines the affected parties differently. Use the notification served on the actual objector.
- This objection concerns whether to consolidate orders. It is distinct from reconsidering the terms of an attachment order under rule 89.7 and from an employer’s request for consolidation under paragraph (9).
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
When must an affected party object to a consolidated attachment application?
Does the consolidation application date start every objection period?
No. Paragraph (6)(b) uses service of the notification upon the affected party. Different service dates can produce different objection periods.
CPR 89.19(6)(a)–(b)Must a consolidation objection give reasons?
Yes. The affected party must notify the court in writing and give reasons for the objection within the stated period.
CPR 89.19(6)(b)Who is affected when the debtor applies for consolidation?
Paragraph (1)(a) identifies the creditor in the proceedings and other creditors with qualifying attachment orders in force. Establish actual order and creditor facts.
CPR 89.19(1)(a)What follows if nobody gives a timely objection?
Paragraph (7) requires the court officer to make a consolidated attachment order if objection notice is not given within the stated time.
CPR 89.19(7)Does a timely objection automatically defeat consolidation?
No. The court officer refers the application to the District Judge, who may grant it after considering the objection and reasons.
CPR 89.19(8)Can an employer’s request engage the notification and objection procedure?
A person subject to two or more qualifying attachment orders may request consolidation in writing. Paragraph (10) applies paragraphs (1) and (6)–(8) with necessary modifications.
CPR 89.19(9)–(10)Official sources and review
Provisions used (9)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| CPR 89.19(1), (6)–(10) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 2.8(2)–(5) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 6.26 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 89.19(6)(a)–(b) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 89.19(6)(b) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 89.19(1)(a) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 89.19(7) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 89.19(8) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| CPR 89.19(9)–(10) | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |