A judicial bailiff’s report is a personal and impartial record made by a sworn judicial bailiff.
Types of Reports
A judicial bailiff’s report describes a situation at a particular moment. It may concern the condition of premises or objects, the presence of physical items or the course of an operation. The bailiff personally records the facts and distinguishes observations from statements made by others.
The report preserves a record before the situation changes. It may include photographs and documents and can be used as a preventive measure, in discussions between those involved or as part of a dispute file.