Property owners in danger of losing their homes as a result of consumer debt could soon be better protected.

The Ministry of Justice has launched a consultation on proposed new measures that would set a minimum level of such debt before a court can order the sale of a home.

Under the current system, a property owner who cannot pay a credit or store card debt can have a charging …

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