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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: Informing the defender that decree has been granted

DMBM680960 | Ordinary Cause: Informing the defender that decree has been granted

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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As soon as decree has been granted you should

  • write to the defender advising of the outcome of the proceedings and

  • warn that unless payment of the tax etc plus costs is made within 14 days you will enforce the decree by way of arrestment/earnings arrestment/attachment or inhibition.

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