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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM681310 · Ordinary Cause: Inhibitions and arrestments on the dependence

  • DMBM681320 · Ordinary Cause: What is an inhibition
  • DMBM681330 · Ordinary Cause: Types of inhibition
  • DMBM681340 · Ordinary Cause: Taking an inhibition on the dependence for a & 147 Tax in Danger &148 case
  • DMBM681350 · Ordinary Cause: Taking an inhibition in execution
  • DMBM681360 · Ordinary Cause: Registering the (letters/warrant of) inhibition in the Register of Inhibitions and Adjudications
  • DMBM681370 · Ordinary Cause: Action to be taken once inhibition recorded by Registers of Scotland
  • DMBM681380 · Ordinary Cause: Extinction of an inhibition
  • DMBM681390 · Ordinary Cause: Discharging an inhibition where full payment of debt has been made
  • DMBM681400 · Ordinary Cause: Discharging an inhibition - action to take where payment of debt to be made out of sale proceeds of property
  • DMBM681410 · Ordinary Cause: Discharging an inhibition - action to take where defender offers payment for sums outwith the ordinary cause decree to be made from the sale proceeds
  • DMBM681420 · Ordinary Cause: Preparing discharges of inhibition
  • DMBM681430 · Ordinary Cause: Preparing full discharges
  • DMBM681440 · Ordinary Cause: Preparing partial discharges
  • DMBM681450 · Ordinary Cause: How to deal with the costs incurred in registering and serving an inhibition
  1. Ordinary Cause: Inhibitions and arrestments on the dependence: Contents
  2. Ordinary Cause: Registering the (letters/warrant of) inhibition in the Register of Inhibitions and Adjudications

DMBM681360 | Ordinary Cause: Registering the (letters/warrant of) inhibition in the Register of Inhibitions and Adjudications

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Immediately the messenger-at-arms/sheriff officer returns the certificate of executionof service with all the relevant documents to you, you must send the

  • letters of inhibition and

  • the certificate of execution of service of the inhibition with a covering letter to 'The Keeper of Inhibitions and Adjudications, Registers of Scotland, Meadowbank House, 153 London Road, Edinburgh EH8 7AU' to enable the inhibition to be recorded.

The current fee charged for doing this is £20

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