Converse of object

• instruct: We can: Instruct bailiffs to act on our behalf to include the Council's bailiff.

• appoint: Alternatively they may appoint bailiffs to claim possession of goods which can be sold to pay off the debt.

• elect: In 1686 he was elected a Justice of the Peace; later he was elected bailiff.

• certificate: You can complain to the County Court about a certificated bailiff.

• employ: A bailiff employed by the courts will usually levy distress.

• send: I'll send the bailiffs down to retrieve the case files.

Adjective modifier

• private: Local Authorities use private bailiffs to execute the warrant.

Modifies a noun

• madagans: Gambling in a risk attached to trust for options the bailiffs madagans.

• B: The operator informs bailiff B that a unit has been despatched.

• action: Bailiff action Once your account has been issued to the bailiff, you should make any payments directly to them.

• law: The Cambridge Center for Public Law issued a Consultation Paper inviting views on the possible rationalization of bailiff law.

• cannot: Bailiff cannot take items on hire purchase or rented.

Noun used with modifier

• jury: If you would like to go with your jury bailiffs once more and return to your jury room.

• farm: Walter Cook, the farm bailiff said deceased was perfectly sober.

• county: The county court bailiff will serve an order to attend the hearing.

• court: The county court bailiff will serve an order to attend the hearing.

• water: Tickets must be produced to the water bailiff or Club members on demand.

• club: Along with the agency they have developed an evening for club bailiffs to be held at the Halfway in on 29 th April.

Possessives

• warrant: She breached the order and her landlord applied for the bailiff's warrant.

Preposition: of

• town: Dagville was appointed as bailiff of the town in 1427, and is described as such in April 1428 when his house was robbed.