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Where a party has obtained three charging orders against the same debtor on three different properties, is it necessary to issue three separate Part 8 claims to obtain an order of sale, or can one Part 8 claim be issued for an order of sale for three properties, as the claimant and the defendant would be the same?

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A claim for an order for sale to enforce a charging order is made by issuing a Part 8 claim—for further guidance, see Practice Note: Order for sale—how to enforce a charging order.

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