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Bailiffs can seize ‘non essential’ items to the value of your debt: • Video recorders, second TVs, jewellery, stereos, microwaves • Goods that are jointly owned even if the other person is not responsible for the debt • Goods from outside your home, such as your car or garden equipment from an open shed.
