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Enforcing judgments against pension assets: a developing jurisdiction
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In Blight v Brewster [2012] EWHC 165 (Ch) the court implemented an innovative procedure enabling a judgment creditor to enforce against the debtor’s pension fund. Blight has been followed in a trio of reported decisions handed down in 2022, which examined particular aspects of the procedure and its application in specific circumstances, further establishing the jurisdiction and helping to delimit its boundaries.
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