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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM675210 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Preparing for summary proceedings actions

  • DMBM675220 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Receiving cases for summary cause action
  • DMBM675230 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Existing or ceased partnerships - considerations before SP action
  • DMBM675240 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Section 86 and 87 interest - what to include in your claim
  • DMBM675250 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Section 86 and 87 interest - what to include in your claim for Regulations 79/41 or 77/12 or 78/13
  • DMBM675260 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Section 86 and 87 interest- what to do when interest is omitted in error from the sum claimed in the proceedings
  • DMBM675270 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Section 86 and 87 interest - what to do when an interest bearing charge is withdrawn from SP prior to obtaining decree
  • DMBM675280 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Stages of taking a summary cause action
  • DMBM675290 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Entering defender & 146;s details on Forms 1 and 1b
  • DMBM675300 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Preparation of the summons - page 1
  • DMBM675310 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Preparation of the summons - page 2
  • DMBM675320 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Application for warrant to cite by means of a newspaper advertisement
  • DMBM675330 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Application for warrant to cite by means of a notice displayed on the walls of the court
  1. Summary Proceedings (Sc): Preparing for summary proceedings actions: Contents
  2. Summary proceedings (Sc): Preparation of the summons - page 2

DMBM675310 | Summary proceedings (Sc): Preparation of the summons - page 2

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Statement of claim

The Sheriff Court Rules require a pursuer to provide a statement of claim on page 2 ofthe forms 1 and 1b.

The statement

  • summarises the facts giving rise to the claim

  • details the amount for which you are suing

  • quotes any relevant statutory provisions

  • contains any averments (declarations) specified by the Sheriff Court Rules or by individual sheriffs.

Most HMRC claims can be stated in fairly simple terms and examples of these can be found on the Book of Styles disc held in your office. The examples given should be sufficient to allow you to complete most particulars of claim, but if you have a claim for which you have no example then try to adapt one of the examples given to fit the case.

Difficulties in wording statement

If you have any doubts about the wording of your claim then refer the papers to the Debt Management Edinburgh Group Office for advice.

Insufficient space for statement of claim

If the space on the form 1/1b is insufficient for your claim, you must

  • detail your claim on plain paper and attach it to page 2 of the form

  • prepare a copy of this for each defender in the action and sign and date every copy and

  • keep a copy for your records.

Summary warrant granted previously

Although such a case is likely to be the exception rather than the rule, if you require to take a summary proceedings action for a debt where previously a summary warrant has been granted you should include the following notation at the foot of your statement of claim.

The pursuer intimates that [insert he/she, as appropriate] departs from the summary warrant granted in respect of the sum of £[xxx.xx] in the Sheiffdom of [insert place] on [dd/mm/yy].

Section 86 and 87 interest

In every case for each statement of claim prepared that includes the above interest you must attach a copy of the interest computation.

Additional actions where defenders address not known

You will need to take additional actions where you do not know the defenders address and you want to cite the defender by means of

  • a newspaper advertisement (DMBM675320) or

  • a notice on the walls of the court (DMBM675330).

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