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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  • DMBM680270 · Ordinary Cause: Section 86 and 87 interest - interest bearing charge withdrawn prior to obtaining decree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 - interest omitted in error from the sum claimed in the proceedings

DMBM680260 | Ordinary Cause: Section 86 and 87 interest - interest omitted in error from the sum claimed in the proceedings

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Where you have, in error, omitted the interest from the claim in the proceedings do notattempt to recover it by a separate action.

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