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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  • DMBM675270 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Section 86 and 87 interest - what to do when an interest bearing charge is withdrawn from SP prior to obtaining decree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): Application for warrant to cite by means of a newspaper advertisement

DMBM675320 | Summary proceedings (Sc): Application for warrant to cite by means of a newspaper advertisement

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Rule 5.5(1a) of the Summary Cause Rules 2002 advises that where a defender's address is unknown the sheriff may grant a warrant to cite the defender by means of an advertisement in a newspaper circulating in the area of the defenders last known address.

In most circumstances this means of citation is unlikely to be effective so it should only be used when every effort to trace the defender has failed. You should consider whether,if having obtained decree, you would be likely to follow this up with effective diligence.(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

If you decide to proceed by such a citation, you must seek warrant from the sheriff to do so. Do this by concluding the statement of claim with the wording Pursuer moves warrant to cite the defender. (insert the defender's name) in terms of Rule 5.5.

Sole responsibility for granting such a warrant lies with the sheriff. If he is satisfied that your application is in order he will fix the period of notice to be given and return the summons to you with his signed authority to cite the defender in this way.

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