By Charlotte GAUCHON
31 May 2024
When faced with a judicial commissioner, people may feel powerless. A public officer, this auxiliary of justice, formerly a bailiff, fulfils a public service mission by being responsible for enforcing court decisions and serving documents. However, like any professional, they can make an error, a mistake or even abuse their position. In these complex situations, the help of a lawyer with expertise in enforcement is often essential to defend your rights. In fact, there are a number of means of defence and remedies available to protect yourself. In addition to specific remedies, general legal advice can be invaluable in navigating the legal system. I. Role and tasks of the judicial commissioner (former bailiff) The profession of judicial commissioner is the result of the merger, as of 1 July 2022, of the professions of bailiff and auctioneer. Their role is to...
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