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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM680910 · Ordinary Cause: Minuting for, obtaining and enforcing the decree

  • DMBM680920 · Ordinary Cause: Notice of intention to defend lodged by the defender
  • DMBM680930 · Ordinary Cause: No defences lodged - minuting for decree in absence
  • DMBM680940 · Ordinary Cause: Extra judicial fees
  • DMBM680950 · Ordinary Cause:
  • DMBM680960 · Ordinary Cause: Informing the defender that decree has been granted
  • DMBM680970 · Ordinary Cause: Stand over order received after the court has awarded decree
  • DMBM680980 · Ordinary Cause: Obtaining Extract of Decree from the court
  • DMBM680990 · Ordinary Cause: Enforcing the decree
  • DMBM681000 · Ordinary Cause: Defender lodges a notice of intention to defend (NID)
  • DMBM681010 · Ordinary Cause: Defence received
  • DMBM681020 · Ordinary Cause: Defences not received
  1. Ordinary Cause: Minuting for, obtaining and enforcing the decree: Contents
  2. Ordinary Cause: Notice of intention to defend lodged by the defender

DMBM680920 | Ordinary Cause: Notice of intention to defend lodged by the defender

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Some courts will inform you whenever a defender lodges with them a notice of intention to defend (a “NID”) (court form O7). Other courts will not.

You will need to find out what the local practice is for your courts.

If it is your local court practice not to notify on the first working day following the expiry of the period of notice (DMBM680090), you must telephone the court to ascertain as to whether the defender has lodged a notice of intention to defend.

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