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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM680510 · Ordinary Cause: Registering the initial writ in court and effecting service

  • DMBM680520 · Ordinary Cause: Sending the initial writ to court for registration
  • DMBM680530 · Ordinary Cause: What happens when the initial writ is received in court
  • DMBM680540 · Ordinary Cause: Debt management office action after registration
  • DMBM680550 · Ordinary Cause: Sending the initial writ to the sheriff officer for service
  • DMBM680560 · Ordinary Cause: How the sheriff officer effects service of the writ
  • DMBM680570 · Ordinary Cause: Actions following service of the summons
  • DMBM680580 · Ordinary Cause: Table of fees payable to sheriff officers
  • DMBM680590 · Ordinary Cause: Warrant to cite by means of a newspaper advertisement
  • DMBM680600 · Ordinary Cause: Application for warrant to cite a defender by means of a notice displayed on the walls of the court
  • DMBM680610 · Ordinary Cause: Initial writ not served on the defender
  • DMBM680620 · Ordinary Cause: Initial writ issued to a company address is returned RLS
  1. Ordinary Cause: Registering the initial writ in court and effecting service: Contents
  2. Ordinary Cause: Initial writ issued to a company address is returned RLS

DMBM680620 | Ordinary Cause: Initial writ issued to a company address is returned RLS

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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When pursuing OC against a company the service documents must be issued to the registeredoffice address wherever possible (DMBM680560).

If the documents are returned RLS or not called for you must ask the sheriff officer tore-serve the documents personally at the registered office address.

Following re-service the sheriff officer will complete a certificate of citation showingthat it was served personally and invoice you for the additional fee.

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