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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM680710 · Ordinary cause: The defender's response to the citation

  • DMBM680720 · Ordinary cause:-The defender's options on receipt of the citation
  • DMBM680730 · Ordinary cause: Notice of intention to defend intimated
  • DMBM680740 · Ordinary cause: The defender makes no response to the citation
  • DMBM680750 · Ordinary cause: Payment in full before the expiry of the period of notice
  • DMBM680760 · Ordinary cause: Insufficient time for cheque clearance before the expiry of the period of notice
  • DMBM680770 · Ordinary cause: Part payment made and claim not disputed
  • DMBM680780 · Ordinary cause: Part payment and also claim disputed
  • DMBM680790 · Ordinary cause: Offer to pay by instalments
  • DMBM680800 · Ordinary cause: Payments with unacceptable conditions
  1. Ordinary cause: The defender's response to the citation: Contents
  2. Ordinary cause: Notice of intention to defend intimated

DMBM680730 | Ordinary cause: Notice of intention to defend intimated

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Where the defender intends to defend the action he must complete the notice of intention to defend (court form O7).

The defender has at least 21 days from the date on which the service documents were executed to return his notice of intention to defend to the court along with the appropriate court fee (DMBM680560).

Some courts will let you know if a defender has lodged a notice of intention to defend (court form O7) others will not. You will need to find out what the local practice is for your particular court.

Where appropriate, on the first working day following the expiry of the period of notice you should telephone the court to ascertain whether or not the defender has lodged a notice of intention to defend (court form O7) (DMBM680090).

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