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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM681910 · Ordinary Cause: Claims to relief, late appeals and postponements

  • DMBM681920 · Ordinary Cause: Appeals, postponements, claims and amendments
  • DMBM681930 · Ordinary Cause: Late appeals, postponements and adjustments received locally
  • DMBM681940 · Ordinary Cause: Late applications to postpone
  • DMBM681950 · Ordinary Cause: Late claims to relief
  • DMBM681960 · Ordinary Cause: Averaging claims and claims for set-off of franked investment income
  • DMBM681970 · Ordinary Cause: Amendments to ITSA and CTSA - claims to adjust
  • DMBM681980 · Ordinary Cause: Special relief - sending cases to EIS Edinburgh
  • DMBM681990 · Ordinary Cause: Special relief - remission
  1. Ordinary Cause: Claims to relief, late appeals and postponements: Contents
  2. Ordinary Cause: Late claims to relief

DMBM681950 | Ordinary Cause: Late claims to relief

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A defender can make a claim for reliefs such as allowances at any time within six years of the end of the chargeable period to which the claim relates.

The service office can either accept this claim and grant the allowances or give a formal notice refusing the claim.

Where the claim is refused the defender has a right of appeal to the General Commissioners.

Action to take where the warrant to cite has been sent to the sheriff officer but the initial writ has not yet been served

  • Where full amount discharged

    • advise the sheriff officer to take no further action and

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There is no need to notify the court because if the initial writ is not returned to them the court will in due course delete the case from its records.

  • Where only part of the amount is discharged

If Ordinary Cause action is still appropriate.

  • recalculate the interest

  • prepare a fresh initial writ

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Action to take where initial writ served

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Action to take where decree granted

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