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PART 12: ENFORCEMENT

(b) particulars of the judgment or order sought to be enforced;
(c) the amount of money remaining due under the judgment or order;

(d) if an instalment order is in force, the amount of any instalments which have
fallen due and remain unpaid;
(e) particulars of the ecclesiastical benefice, the profits of which are sought to be
sequestered;
(f) particulars of the steps taken to enforce the judgment or order against other
assets of the judgment debtor.
(3) Notice of the application must be given to —
(a) the judgment debtor,

(b) the Bishop,
(c) the Diocesan Registrar, and
(d) the Sodor and Man Diocesan Board of Finance.
(4) The order shall be issued to the Bishop directing him to sequester the profits
of the benefice until the amount due under the judgment or order, including costs and interest
(if any), is paid or the order is discharged.
(5) The judgment creditor shall serve a copy of the order on the Diocesan
Registrar.
12.54 Order under Partnership Act 1909 section 25 (PD73)

(1) This rule relates to orders under section 25 of the Partnership Act 1909
(‘section 25’).
(2) Where an application for such an order is made by a judgment creditor of a
partner, the application notice and every order made following the application must be served
on the judgment debtor and on any of the other partners who are within the jurisdiction.

(3) Where an application for any order is made by a partner of the judgment
debtor in consequence of any application made by the judgment creditor under section 25, the
application notice and every order made following the application must be served on —
(a) the judgment creditor,
(b) the judgment debtor; and
(c) the other partners of the judgment debtor who are not joined in the
application and are within the jurisdiction.
(4) An application notice or order served under this rule on one or more, but not
all, of the partners of a partnership shall be deemed to have been served on all the partners of
that partnership.

CHAPTER 8: ENFORCEMENT OF OVERSEAS JUDGMENTS
12.55 Scope of this Chapter and interpretation (74.1, 74.2)

(1) This Chapter applies to the enforcement in the Island of judgments of
overseas courts.
(2) In this Chapter —
‘the 1968 Act’ means the Judgments (Reciprocal Enforcement) (Isle of Man) Act
1968;
‘country of origin’, in relation to any judgment, means the country or territory in
which that judgment was given.

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