Statutory Instrument 1998 No. 3024 (L.11)

The County Court (Forms) (Amendment No. 2) Rules 1998

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     3. In the notes to Form N.1(B), for paragraph 4, there shall be substituted-

" If judgment is entered against you and is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     4. In the notes to Forms N.1(D), N.2, N.3 and N.4, for the words-

"If judgment is entered against you and is for £5,000 or more, the plaintiff may be entitled to interest on the full amount.", there shall be substituted-

" If judgment is entered against you and is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     5. In the notes to Forms N.22, N.23, N.25, N.30, N.30(1), N.30(3), N.34, for the words-

"If judgment is for more than £5,000, the plaintiff may be entitled to interest.", there shall be substituted-

" If judgment is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     6. In the notes to Form N.30(2), for the words-

"If the judgment is for more than £5,000, the plaintiff may be entitled to interest.", there shall be substituted-

" If judgment is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     7. In the notes to Form N.35, for the words-

"where judgment entered for more than £5,000 on or after 1 July 1991", there shall be substituted-

" where judgment is entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     8. In the notes to Form N.35A, for the words-

"where judgment entered for more than £5,000 on or after 1 July 1991", there shall be substituted-

" where judgment is entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     9. In the notes to Forms N.37 and N.38, for the words-

"where judgment entered for more than £5,000 on or after 1 July 1991", there shall be substituted-

" where judgment is entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest."

     10. In the notes to Form N.39, for the words-

"Where judgment was entered for more than £5,000 on or after 1 July 1991, the amount shown here may include interest to the date of the application", there shall be substituted-

" Where judgment was entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the amount shown here may include interest to the date of the application.".

     11. In the notes to Form N.55, for the words-

"where judgment entered for more than £5,000 on or after 1 July 1991", there shall be substituted-

" where judgment is entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     12. In the notes to Form N.61, for the words-

"Where judgment is for more than £5,000 and was entered on or after 1 July 1991, this amount may include interest.", there shall be substituted-

" Where judgment is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, this amount may include interest.".

     13. In the notes to Form N. 64, for the words-

"where judgment is for more than £5,000 and was entered on or after 1 July 1991", there shall be substituted-

" where judgment is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     14. In the Employer's record of payments part of Form N.66, for the words-

"If any of the plaintiffs scheduled to this order choose to claim interest on the amount payable to them (where judgment is for more than £5,000 and was entered on or after 1 July 1991), you will be notified of the additional amounts to be deducted before the order is satisfied.", there shall be substituted-

" Any of the plaintiffs scheduled to this order may be able to claim interest on the amount payable to them (where judgment is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest). You will be notified of the additional amounts to be deducted before the order is satisfied.".

     15. In the notes to Form N.84, for the words-

"where judgment entered for more than £5,000 on or after 1 July 1991", there shall be substituted-

" where judgment is entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest".

     16. In the notes to Forms N.85, N.86 and N.87, for the words-

"where judgment entered for more than £5,000 on or after 1 July 1991", there shall be substituted-

" where judgment is entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest".

     17. In the notes to Forms N.96, N.97, N.98 and N.99, for the words-

"If judgment is entered against you and is for £5,000 or more, the plaintiff may be entitled to interest on the full amount.", there shall be substituted-

" If judgment is entered against you and is for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

     18. In the notes to Forms N.108 and N.109, for the words-

"If judgment is entered for more than £5,000, the plaintiff may be entitled to interest.", there shall be substituted-

" If judgment is entered for £5,000 or more, or is in respect of a debt which attracts contractual or late payment interest, the plaintiff may be entitled to further interest.".

We, the undersigned members of the Rule Committee, appointed by the Lord Chancellor under section 75 of the County Courts Act 1984[2], having by virtue of the powers vested in us in that section made these Rules, certify them and submit them to the Lord Chancellor.


Neil Butter

Helen Paling

Hugh Jones

Margaret Wilby

Peter Birts

Henrietta Manners

E. C. Gee


I allow these Rules, which shall come into force on 31st December 1998.


Irvine of Lairg, C.

Dated 4th December 1998

[2] 1984 c. 28; section 75 was amended by the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990 (c. 41), sections 2(4), 16 and Schedule 18, paragraph 47.back