The name shown on the entry is the name of the defendant, defender, respondent or offender. The name details in the record, appear as the claimant provided them to the court.
There will only be a date in this field where one has been supplied to the court (England and Wales only).
This is the name of the court responsible for the case.
Where a reference number is available, this is the reference by which the court may identify an individual case.
A date in this column will normally refer to the date of the judgment, decree or order.
However, in the case of a fine default, it refers to the date of conviction. In the case of a Republic of Ireland-registered judgment, it refers to the date the judgment was registered in the Four Courts at Dublin.
This is the amount that the court has ordered to be paid.
Details of who the money is owed to (claimant) are only available on selected judgments determined by the court from 20th July 2026 onwards. Claimant information on any other judgment can only be obtained by contacting the issuing court. Please note that the claimant’s details are provided to us by the court without any additional context, so Registry Trust are unable to provide any further information outside of what is visible on the report.