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Form SD1: Demand immediate payment of a debt from a limited company ('statutory demand')

If a limited company owes you money, you can use Form SD1 (a 鈥榮tatutory demand鈥�) to demand payment within 21 days.

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HM Courts & Tribunals Service
Published
1 November 2017

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Someone who is owed money (a 鈥榗reditor鈥�) can use this form (called a 鈥榮tatutory demand鈥�) to ask for payment of a debt from a limited company within 21 days.

The creditor would then give (鈥榮erve鈥�) the completed form to the limited company who owes them the money (the 鈥榙ebtor鈥�).

Find out more about how to make and serve a statutory demand, or challenge one.

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