(b) before the seizure and taking possession of personal property under subsection (1), a demand for payment of the registered fine is made. (3) A person who executes an enforcement warrant by removing property during the period referred to in subsection (1) must— (a) make a written statement specifying the reason for so doing; and (b) file a copy of the written statement with the Director and the registrar. Note It is an offence to give false or misleading information in a statement required by or under this Act. See section 184. 121 Executing enforcement warrant after expiry of sevenday notice (1) Seven days after the service of a seven-day notice, the sheriff— (a) must make a demand on the fine defaulter in respect of whom the enforcement warrant has been issued if a demand for payment of the amount outstanding has not previously been made; and (b) subject to subsection (2), may take any step S. 121(1)(b) amended by in the execution of the enforcement warrant No. 59/2017 (including selling any personal property s. 35. seized during that period) if the registered fine or any part of the registered fine or the registered collection and enforcement order or any part of the registered collection and enforcement order remains unpaid. (2) An enforcement warrant must not be executed against a fine defaulter if the fine defaulter—
(b) before the seizure and taking possession of personal property under subsection (1), a demand for payment of the registered fine is made. (3) A person who executes an enforcement warrant by removing property during the period referred to in subsection (1) must— (a) make a written statement specifying the reason for so doing; and (b) file a copy of the written statement with the Director and the registrar. Note It is an offence to give false or misleading information in a statement required by or under this Act. See section 184. 121 Executing enforcement warrant after expiry of sevenday notice (1) Seven days after the service of a seven-day notice, the sheriff— (a) must make a demand on the fine defaulter in respect of whom the enforcement warrant has been issued if a demand for payment of the amount outstanding has not previously been made; and S. 121(1)(b) amended by No. 59/2017 s. 35. (b) subject to subsection (2), may take any step in the execution of the enforcement warrant (including selling any personal property seized during that period) if the registered fine or any part of the registered fine or the registered collection and enforcement order or any part of the registered collection and enforcement order remains unpaid. (2) An enforcement warrant must not be executed against a fine defaulter if the fine defaulter—