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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM675710 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): The defender & 146s response to the summons

  • DMBM675720 · Summary proceedings (Sc): The defender’s options on receipt of the summons
  • DMBM675730 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Defence, dispute or challenge lodged
  • DMBM675740 · Summary proceedings (Sc): The defender makes no response to the summons
  • DMBM675750 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Payment in full before the calling date
  • DMBM675760 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Full or part payment by cash, debit card or certified cheque on the calling date
  • DMBM675770 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Insufficient time for cheque clearance before the calling date
  • DMBM675780 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Payment by cheque on the calling date
  • DMBM675790 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Part payment made and claim not disputed
  • DMBM675800 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Part payment and also claim disputed
  • DMBM675810 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Offer to pay by instalments
  • DMBM675820 · Summary proceedings (Sc): Payments with unacceptable conditions
  1. Summary Proceedings (Sc): The defender & 146s response to the summons: Contents
  2. Summary proceedings (Sc): Payment by cheque on the calling date

DMBM675780 | Summary proceedings (Sc): Payment by cheque on the calling date

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Payment in full including costs

Either immediately before or at the hearing on the calling date, if the defender paysthe claim in full (including costs) you should

  • accept the payment and

  • ask the court to continue the case for clearance of the cheque.

Cheque cleared before continuation date

Where the case is cleared before the continuation (new calling) date you must

  • notify the court, in writing, that the claim has been paid and that the case is withdrawn. (The court will note its records and you will not be required to attend court on the continuation date.)

Cheque dishonoured

In cases where the cheque is dishonoured you must

  • attend the court on the continuation date and

  • ask for decree for the debt plus outlays.

Part payment

Where the defender pays only part of the debt by cheque you should

  • advise him that you are not prepared to accept anything other than payment in full settlement at this stage and

  • seek decree for the full amount plus outlays (DMBM675100).

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