| The business of bailiffs, I think, is distraint, and Strong does not look like me like a man skilled in distraining. |
| First, that the goods were not Mr Newman's and so not open to distraint. |
| For all the foregoing reasons, therefore, I conclude that the distraint upon the plaintiff's goods was contrary to law. |
| Only in October 1997 did the social security authorities proceed to set a distraint. |
| The aid continued to exist as no action was taken on the breach of the 1996 agreement until the October 1997 distraint. |
| The said sums shall remain under a distraint order throughout the duration of the proceedings. |
