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precedent copy of summons

  • 19-07-2007 11:36am
    #1
    Our man in Havana
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    Can anyone direct me to where I could find a a precedent copy of a summons to vary an instalment order in the district court. The local office didn't have any. Are there any resources on-line where I could find one?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    johnnyskeleton
    Moderators, Entertainment Moderators, Politics Moderators Posts: 14,535 Mod ✭✭✭✭johnnyskeleton


    A lot of that stuff can be found in the schedules to the district court rules. They might be in here somewhere, but without knowing exactly what kind of installment order (and I kinda don't want to know) I can't point you to a specific form. If there is none in there it might at least give you an idea of what kind of beast a district court summons is.


  • #3
    Our man in Havana
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    I found it amongst all the forms in that huge file! Thanks again Johnny. :)


  • #4
    Our man in Havana
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    Just one more question. If you are serving a summons on a company (say a bank) is it ok to send it to their solicitors (I know who they are) or do you need to send it to the companys head office?


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    johnnyskeleton
    Moderators, Entertainment Moderators, Politics Moderators Posts: 14,535 Mod ✭✭✭✭johnnyskeleton


    Bond-007 wrote:
    Just one more question. If you are serving a summons on a company (say a bank) is it ok to send it to their solicitors (I know who they are) or do you need to send it to the companys head office?

    The rules (CCR O11r10) provide for service on their solicitors if their solictors accept service on their behalf (NB in writing & carefully worded). Otherwise a company may be served at their registered office (hidden in the murky depts of the companies act).


  • #6
    445279.ie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,978 ✭✭✭445279.ie


    Bond-007 wrote:
    Just one more question. If you are serving a summons on a company (say a bank) is it ok to send it to their solicitors (I know who they are) or do you need to send it to the companys head office?

    yeah, you can serve it on their solicitor (preferbly by reg post). Just attach proof of service to the summons to vary when lodging with the district court

    Make sure you attach a statement of means as well. Saves the judge adjourning so you can submit same


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  • #7
    Our man in Havana
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    I didn't think that the statement was nessasary at the serving stage? Would it not be ok at the lodging of proof of service 2 weeks before the hearing. I am heading up tomorrow to have the summons stamped.

    I am helping out a friend with his application as he can't afford a solicitor.


  • #8
    445279.ie
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    Bond-007 wrote:
    I didn't think that the statement was nessasary at the serving stage? Would it not be ok at the lodging of proof of service 2 weeks before the hearing. I am heading up tomorrow to have the summons stamped.

    I am helping out a friend with his application as he can't afford a solicitor.

    It's as easy to serve everything on the other side in one go. Failing that you can always lodge it in court on the day


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