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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM675010 · Enforcement action: summary proceedings (Scotland): general

  • DMBM675020 · Introduction
  • DMBM675030 · Summary proceedings - limits
  • DMBM675040 · How to select the right court
  • DMBM675050 · Sheriff court rules and practices
  • DMBM675060 · The right to sue in the sheriff court
  • DMBM675070 · Sheriff court forms
  • DMBM675080 · Corresponding with the court
  • DMBM675090 · Sheriff court - Register of Summary Causes
  • DMBM675100 · Explanation of the more common terms used by the court
  • DMBM675110 · When you must and when you do not need to appear in court
  • DMBM675120 · Change of pursuer
  • DMBM675130 · Responsibility for summary proceedings
  1. Enforcement action: summary proceedings (Scotland): general: contents
  2. Enforcement action: summary proceedings (Scotland): general: sheriff court - Register of Summary Causes

DMBM675090 | Enforcement action: summary proceedings (Scotland): general: sheriff court - Register of Summary Causes

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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All summary cause actions dealt with by the court are recorded in the Register of Summary Causes. This register can be kept in electronic or documentary form.

The register forms a record of the progress of the case from registration to the final outcome.

In each case the sheriff clerk will enter details of the pursuer/defender and note all actions by both of them (DMBM675100).

Prior to the day specified for hearing the case, any of the parties involved may inspect the register.

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