[15A Finding the debtor's current employer]
Attachment of Earnings Act 1971 (1971 c 32) | Legislation

[15A  Finding the debtor's current employer]

[(1)     If an attachment of earnings order lapses under section 9(4), the proper authority may request the Commissioners—

(a)     to disclose whether it appears to the Commissioners that the debtor has a current employer, and

(b)     if it appears to the Commissioners that the debtor has a current employer, to disclose the name and address of that employer.

(2)

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