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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM680210 · Ordinary Cause: Preparing for OC action

  • DMBM680220 · Ordinary Cause: Receiving cases for ordinary cause action
  • DMBM680230 · Ordinary Cause: Existing or ceased partnerships - considerations before ordinary cause action
  • DMBM680240 · Ordinary Cause: Section 86 and 87 interest - what to include in your claim
  • DMBM680250 · Ordinary Cause: Interest in proceedings for PAYE/NIC
  • DMBM680260 · Ordinary Cause: Section 86 and 87 interest - interest omitted in error from the sum claimed in the proceedings
  • DMBM680270 · Ordinary Cause: Section 86 and 87 interest - interest bearing charge withdrawn prior to obtaining decree
  • DMBM680280 · Ordinary Cause: Stages of taking an ordinary cause action
  • DMBM680290 · Ordinary Cause: Preparing the initial writ: General
  • DMBM680300 · Ordinary Cause: Preparing the initial writ - entering the defender's details
  • DMBM680310 · Ordinary Cause: Preparing the initial writ - the crave, condescendence and pleas in law
  • DMBM680320 · Ordinary Cause: Checking the Initial Writ
  • DMBM680330 · Ordinary Cause: Amending the Initial Writ
  • DMBM680340 · Ordinary Cause: Application for warrant to cite by means of a newspaper advertisement
  • DMBM680350 · Ordinary Cause: Application for warrant to cite by means of a notice displayed on the walls of the court
  1. Ordinary Cause: Preparing for OC action: Contents
  2. Ordinary Cause: Section 86 and 87 interest - what to include in your claim

DMBM680240 | Ordinary Cause: Section 86 and 87 interest - what to include in your claim

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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DMBM610010 details the dates to and from which interest ischarged. Calculate interest to the date the initial writ is sent to the court forregistration and include this in your claim.

Interest will continue to run until the date of payment. You will be requesting the courtto grant decree for

  • interest calculated to the date the initial writ is sent to the court for registration

and

  • ongoing interest from that date until the debt is paid.

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