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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM680010 · Ordinary Cause: Introduction to Ordinary Cause

  • DMBM680020 · Ordinary Cause: Introduction and definition
  • DMBM680030 · Ordinary Cause: Time limits
  • DMBM680040 · Ordinary Cause: How to select the right court
  • DMBM680050 · Ordinary Cause: Court rules and practices
  • DMBM680060 · Ordinary Cause: Your right to sue in the Sheriff Court
  • DMBM680070 · Ordinary Cause: Sheriff Court forms
  • DMBM680080 · Ordinary Cause: Corresponding with the court
  • DMBM680090 · Ordinary Cause: Explanation of common terms
  • DMBM680100 · Ordinary Cause: Change of pursuer
  • DMBM680110 · Ordinary Cause: Responsibility for OC proceedings
  • DMBM680120 · Ordinary Cause: Advice from Solicitors Office
  • DMBM680130 · Ordinary Cause: Spend to Raise cases
  1. Ordinary Cause: Introduction to Ordinary Cause: Contents
  2. Ordinary Cause: Time limits

DMBM680030 | Ordinary Cause: Time limits

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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An ordinary cause action can be taken at any time within 20 years after the date onwhich the tax and debts recoverable as if they were tax became due and payable providedthat a demand for payment has been made.

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