Enterprise Act 2002
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115 Recovery of penalties
Where a penalty imposed under section 110(1) or (1A), or any portion of such a penalty, has not been paid by the date on which it is required to be paid and— (a) no application relating to the penalty has been made under section 114 during the period within which such an application may be made, or (b) any such application which has been made has been determined, withdrawn or otherwise dealt with, the appropriate authority may recover from the person on whom the penalty was imposed any of the penalty and any interest which has not been paid; and in England and Wales and Northern Ireland such penalty and interest may be recovered as a civil debt due to the appropriate authority.
115 Recovery of penalties
Where a penalty imposed under section 110(1) or (1A), or any portion of such a penalty, has not been paid by the date on which it is required to be paid and— (a) no application relating to the penalty has been made under section 114 during the period within which such an application may be made, or (b) any such application which has been made has been determined, withdrawn or otherwise dealt with, the appropriate authority may recover from the person on whom the penalty was imposed any of the penalty and any interest which has not been paid; and in England and Wales and Northern Ireland such penalty and interest may be recovered as a civil debt due to the appropriate authority.
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