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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM676610 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Effect of insolvency on Summary Proceedings Actions

  • DMBM676620 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Insolvency on diligence
  • DMBM676630 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Company Administration Orders
  • DMBM676640 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in sequestration cases
  • DMBM676650 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in sequestrations: decree not obtained
  • DMBM676660 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in sequestration cases where decree granted but no arrestment has been executed
  • DMBM676670 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in sequestration cases where decree has been granted and an arrestment executed
  • DMBM676680 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in sequestration cases
  • DMBM676690 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claim for costs in Insolvency cases
  • DMBM676700 · Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in receivership cases
  1. Summary Proceedings (Sc): Effect of insolvency on Summary Proceedings Actions: Contents
  2. Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in sequestration cases where decree granted but no arrestment has been executed

DMBM676660 | Summary Proceedings (Sc): Claims for costs in sequestration cases where decree granted but no arrestment has been executed

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Where the sheriff officer has not laid an arrestment there will be no claim for costs(the expenses of the diligence) as no diligence has yet been effected.

In such circumstances, you do not need to advise the court that the case is withdrawn.

You should however arrange for a claim to be lodged in the liquidation for the unpaid taxetc in the normal way.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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