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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM665010 · Enforcement action: CCP: general

  • DMBM665020 · The county court
  • DMBM665030 · County Court Bulk Centre
  • DMBM665040 · County Court Central Unit
  • DMBM665050 · Cases not suitable for CCBC
  • DMBM665060 · Proceedings in the county court
  • DMBM665070 · Statement of Truth
  • DMBM665080 · The main officers of the court
  • DMBM665090 · The right to sue in the county court
  • DMBM665100 · Parties to the action
  • DMBM665120 · How to select the right ‘preferred’ court
  • DMBM665130 · Responsibility for county court work
  • DMBM665140 · Sending cases for county court proceedings
  • DMBM665150 · Recording cases for county court proceedings
  • DMBM665160 · Monitoring payments in county court proceedings
  • DMBM665170 · County court forms
  • DMBM665180 · Supervisory reviews
  • DMBM665190 · Supervisory reviews - considerations
  • DMBM665210 · Effects of Limitation Act 1980
  1. Enforcement action: CCP: general: contents
  2. Enforcement action: CCP: general: supervisory reviews

DMBM665180 | Enforcement action: CCP: general: supervisory reviews

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Higher debt manager responsibility

The higher debt manager has personal responsibility to oversee and direct the conduct of cases entered in the county court.

Supervisory reviews

Timings

The first review date is six months from the date of entering claim with subsequent reviews every 12 months after the first review.

Action by claimant

When the review is due, the claimant should

  • prepare a form 105(SR) for each case

  • attach the form to the case papers

  • pass them to the higher debt manager.

Action by higher debt manager

The higher debt manager should

  • examine each case critically

  • ensure that prompt and effective action is taken at all stages

  • provide written comments or instructions

  • complete form 105(SR)

  • take appropriate follow-up action.

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