In the implementation of credit in the community, there is a risk of default in repayment of credit. To anticipate default, creditors ask for collateral from debtors. The collateral can be in the form of material. If default still occurs, then one way to resolve it is through the courts. The process of resolving the default is decided by the Head of the District Court in each region, after which the Head of the District Court will assign a Bailiff to carry out the execution. The duties and functions of the Bailiff are not limited to carrying out the execution, but also the administrative duties of the court. In practice, the Functional Bailiff has been on duty in the field, but the guidelines for implementing the Bailiff's duties are still lacking. This then causes the Bailiff to also face obstacles. This research was written using a descriptive qualitative method with primary and secondary data sources as its supporters.