Instructions
The Yuill & Kyle Court Action
If your customer does not respond to our letter before court action you may wish to institute legal proceedings. In our experience recovery rates are particularly good if a debtor is still trading. Our strong advice is the quicker you initiate action the better your chances are of being paid. If you are particularly concerned about a debtor you are able to instruct a FREE Yuill & Kyle search as well as using our pre-judgement remedies. We are happy to enter into financial arrangements on your behalf and monitor payments. If your customer simply ignores the court action we will be able to enforce the judgement by using the post-judgement remedies.
What do we do?
Institute court action anywhere in Scotland as soon as we receive your written instructions (instructions can, of course, be faxed)
Send a further letter to the debtor once court action has been initiated.
Serve Summons (by Sheriff Officer if necessary)
Obtain Decree (judgement)
Pre-Decree remedies (inhibitions/arrestment)
Post-Decree remedies by enforcing judgements using established Sheriff Officers
Remind you when the Debtor seven days are up to see if you wish to take any further action.
Charge
Attachment Order
Exceptional Attachment Order
Advise on any aspect of the case
Detailed reporting at each stage of action. Monthly computerised statements in relation to all cases (on request).
What does this service cost?
- Where court proceedings are successful
Amount of debt
Cost to you £50.00 to £250.00 £30.00 £250.00 to £750.00 £35.00 £750.00 to £1,500.00 £40.00 Over 1,500.00 £45.00 -
Where court proceedings are unsuccessful
Our costs are detailed above in "a" together with the fixed costs (judicial expenses) and any disbursements such as Sheriff Officers fees.
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Additional costs
For each stage of enforcement (diligence) there is an administrative fee of £10.00.
- Settlement of our account
We do ask that our accounts are settled no later than 28 days after the date of the invoice.
Frequently asked questions
- Are you legally entitled to send a legal demand prior to a
court action?
- What should I do if I am concerned about a debt and know
money is due by a third party to my customer?
- What should I do if I am concerned about a debt and suspect
my customer is selling his fixed property?
- What should I do if I want to exert as much pressure as
possible?
- Do you require payment to account?
- Do you offer a discount on fees?
To instruct court action simply click INSTRUCTIONS
| Tel: 0141 331 2332 | © Yuill + Kyle 2007 |
| Fax: 0141 332 4223 | 79 West Regent Street |
| Email: info@debtscotland.com | Glasgow G2 2AR |
