F1 PART   3A Deduction Orders

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CHAPTER 3Lump Sum Deduction Orders

Discharge of a lump sum deduction order25U

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A lump sum deduction order must be discharged where—

a

the account specified in the order has been closed;

b

the amount of arrears of child support maintenance specified in the order has been paid in full in accordance with regulation 2 (payment of child support maintenance);

c

the liable person has paid the total amount of arrears of child support maintenance specified in the order by an alternative method agreed between the F2Secretary of State and the liable person;

d

the F2Secretary of State has considered representations made in respect of an order under section 32E of the Act and F3the Secretary of State has decided not to make an order under section 32F of the Act ;

e

unless sub-paragraph (f) applies—

i

an order under section 32F of the Act has lapsed under regulation 25S(2) and 6 months have passed beginning on the day on which the deposit-taker received notification that the order had lapsed from the F2Secretary of State, or

ii

regulation 25N(5) applies and 6 months have passed beginning on the day on which payment was made under section 32H(1)(a) of the Act;

f

an appeal is brought by virtue of regulation 25AB(1)(d) and 1 month has passed beginning on—

i

the day proceedings on the appeal (including any further appeal) concluded, or

ii

the end of any period during which a further appeal may ordinarily be brought,

whichever is the later; F4...

g

the liable person has diedF5; or

h

the liable person is no longer an account-holder in relation to the account.

2

A lump sum deduction order may be discharged where the F2Secretary of State considers it is appropriate to do so in the circumstances of the case.

3

A lump sum deduction order is discharged on the day notification that the order has been discharged is received by the deposit-taker.