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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM670010 · Summary Warrant: Introduction to Summary Warrant

  • DMBM670020 · Summary Warrant: Introduction
  • DMBM670030 · Summary Warrant: The Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987, Debt Arrangement and Attachment (Scotland) Act 2002 and the Bankruptcy and Diligence etc. (Scotland) Act 2007
  • DMBM670040 · Summary Warrant: Role of the sheriff clerk
  • DMBM670050 · Summary Warrant: Role of the sheriff officer
  • DMBM670060 · Summary Warrant: Employing a sheriff officer
  • DMBM670070 · Summary Warrant: Guidelines for sheriff officers
  • DMBM670080 · Summary Warrant: Table of fees payable to sheriff officers
  • DMBM670090 · Summary Warrant: Percentage check of sheriff officer's fees
  • DMBM670100 · Summary Warrant: Explanation of the more common terms used
  • DMBM670110 · Summary Warrant: Responsibility for summary warrant action
  1. Summary Warrant: Introduction to Summary Warrant: Contents
  2. Summary Warrant: Role of the sheriff officer

DMBM670050 | Summary Warrant: Role of the sheriff officer

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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In Scotland an officer of HM Revenue and Customs has no authority to serve a charge to pay or carry out any type of diligence. A sheriff officer is employed for this purpose. The sheriff officer carries out the instructions given by the Debt Pursuit office and reports to the officer of HM Revenue and Customs accordingly.

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