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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: Payment in full before the expiry of the period of notice

DMBM680750 | Ordinary cause: Payment in full before the expiry of the period of notice

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Payment including costs

If the defender pays the claim in full including the costs by cash, debit card or certified cheque before the expiry of the period of notice you should

  • bring the payment to account

  • complete the appropriate costs record as necessary

  • note the appropriate computer records.

Payment without costs

Where the defender pays the claim in full excluding the costs by cash, debit card or certified cheque before the expiry of the period of notice you should

  • bring the payment to account

  • complete the appropriate costs record to record the payment as necessary

  • note the appropriate computer records accordingly

  • make one application for payment of the costs

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  • complete the appropriate costs record as necessary and

  • note the appropriate computer records.

You must not seek decree for expenses alone.

Notifying the court

In each of the above instances you do not need to notify the court that payment has been received because as no minute for decree will be lodged the court will delete the case from its records.

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