Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987
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70D Debtor's duty to provide information
Where a debtor ceases to be employed by an employer who is deducting sums under this Part of this Act, the debtor shall give notice to the creditor or, where those sums are being deducted by virtue of a conjoined arrestment order, the sheriff clerk— (a) of that fact; and (b) of the name and address of any new employer.
70D Debtor's duty to provide information
Where a debtor ceases to be employed by an employer who is deducting sums under this Part of this Act, the debtor shall give notice to the creditor or, where those sums are being deducted by virtue of a conjoined arrestment order, the sheriff clerk— (a) of that fact; and (b) of the name and address of any new employer.
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