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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM665310 · Enforcement action: county court proceedings: preparation and service of the claim

  • DMBM665320 · How to complete the claim form (form N1)
  • DMBM665330 · The claim form and Statement of Truth
  • DMBM665340 · Defendants details to be shown on form N1
  • DMBM665350 · Filing the claim with the court clerically
  • DMBM665360 · CCBC cases: - checks before issuing claim
  • DMBM665370 · Issuing a claim in CCBC cases
  • DMBM665380 · Methods of service
  • DMBM665390 · Deemed date of service of claim form
  • DMBM665400 · Notice of service
  • DMBM665410 · Claim forms returned undelivered
  • DMBM665420 · Personal Service
  • DMBM665430 · Service on seafarer or defendant moving abroad
  • DMBM665440 · Time limit for service of the claim
  • DMBM665450 · Changes in defendant’s circumstances
  • DMBM665460 · Amended particulars of claim
  • DMBM665470 · Completion of form N322A
  • DMBM665480 · Claim forms issued by CCBC returned undelivered
  1. Enforcement action: county court proceedings: preparation and service of the claim: contents
  2. Enforcement action: county court proceedings: preparation and service of the claim: methods of service

DMBM665380 | Enforcement action: county court proceedings: preparation and service of the claim: methods of service

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Serving a claim

A claim form must be served within 4 months from the date of issue.

Cases issued clerically

The Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) provide for a claim to be served to the address shown on the N1 by either

  • personal service by the claimant

  • postal service by the court by first class post

The court will normally serve the claim unless you want to serve it yourself.

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CCBC cases

The CCBC issues all claims by post.

Deemed date of service

The deemed date of service is the date the claim form is served on the defendant and depends on the method of service (see DMBM665390).

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