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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM675910 · Summary Proceedings (Sc) - Obtaining and enforcing the Decree

  • DMBM675920 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Court restricts the sheriff officer fees claimed on seeking decree
  • DMBM675930 · Summary Proceedings: (Sc) & 147 extra judicial & 148 fees
  • DMBM675940 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Informing the defender that decree has been granted
  • DMBM675950 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Adjustments after the Court has awarded decree
  • DMBM675960 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Obtaining extract of decree from the court
  • DMBM675970 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Enforcing the decree
  • DMBM675980 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Recall of decree by defender
  1. Summary Proceedings (Sc) - Obtaining and enforcing the Decree: Contents
  2. Summary Proceedings (Sc): Obtaining extract of decree from the court

DMBM675960 | Summary Proceedings (Sc): Obtaining extract of decree from the court

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Where the court has awarded a decree for payment, they will, after a lapse of 14 days,issue an Extract of the Decree, signed by the sheriff clerk. Until and unless you receivethis completed extract you will not be able to proceed any further in enforcing yourdecree.

The extract may either be written on the summons itself or on a separate paper or on a(court) form 28.

On receipt of this document check that

  • open decree has been granted (instalment deferred lump sum decrees are not applicable)

  • the sums entered by the sheriff court are correct

  • it has been signed and dated.

No fee is payable for obtaining the extract decree.

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