Section 112AG — Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007: Scheduling and de-scheduling debts

Scheduling and de-scheduling debts 112AG 1 A debt is scheduled to an administration order if the relevant information is included in a schedule to the order.

2 A debt is de-scheduled if the relevant information is removed from a schedule in which it was included as mentioned in subsection (1).

3 In relation to a debt, the relevant information is—

a the amount of the debt, and b the name of the creditor under the debt.

4 A scheduled debt is a debt that is scheduled to an administration order.

5 The ... county court must not schedule a debt to an administration order unless the court has had regard to any representations made by any person about why the debt should not be scheduled.

6 But subsection (5) does not apply to any representations which are made by the debtor in relation to the scheduling of a debt under section 112Y.

7 The ... county court must not de-schedule a debt unless the court has had regard to any representations made by any person about why the debt should not be de-scheduled.

8 But subsection (7) does not apply in relation to the de-scheduling of a debt under section 112Q.

9 A court must not schedule a debt to an administration order, or de-schedule a debt, except in accordance with the provisions of this Part.