If any sum payable under a time to pay direction under section 1(1)(b) of this Act remains unpaid 24 hours after the end of the period specified in the direction, the direction shall cease to have effect.

Where a court grants a decree which contains a finding as to liability for expenses and makes a time to pay direction in relation to those expenses but— a) in the case of a direction under subsection (1)(a) above, before the date when the last instalment of the debt concerned (other than such interest) is payable under the direction; Property affected by inhibition on dependence: Where the court grants warrant for diligence by inhibition on the dependence— iii) value added tax due under the Value Added Tax Act 1983 or any sum recoverable as if it were value added tax.A creditor who wishes to recover interest to which subsection (6) above applies shall serve a notice on the debtor, not later than the date prescribed by Act of Sederunt occurring— Disposal of proceeds of sale.: The officer of court appointed under section 31(2)(a) of this Act shall dispose of the proceeds of the warrant sale— b) in the case of a direction under subsection (1)(b) above, before the end of the period specified in the direction, a) by such instalments, commencing at such time after the date of intimation by the creditor to the debtor of an extract of the decree containing the direction, payable at such intervals; or

The court may, on making a time to pay direction, recall or restrict an arrestment of the kind described in subsection (2) above.Any sum paid by a debtor under a time to pay direction shall not be ascribed to interest claimed in pursuance of subsections (6) and (7) above until the debt concerned (other than such interest) has been discharged. Section cited in: 5 cases, 11 Laws or Regulations Amended by If, on the day on which an instalment payable under a time to pay direction becomes due, there remains unpaid a sum, due under previous instalments, of not less than the aggregate of 2 instalments, the direction shall cease to have effect. Interpretation of Part II.: In this Part of this Act—“dwellinghouse” includes a caravan, a houseboat and any structure adapted for use as a residence;“the poinding schedule” means the schedule provided for in section 20(5) of this Act;“the report of sale” means the report provided for in section 39(1) of this Act;“the sum recoverable” means the total of—

but, while the direction is in effect, it shall not be competent to commence an action of furthcoming or sale following on such an arrestment.

Changes over time for: Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987

a) where the sum of money (exclusive of any interest and expenses) decerned for exceeds 10,000 or such amount as may be prescribed in regulations made by the Lord Advocate; b) if an arrestment in respect of the debt concerned is in effect, recall or restrict the arrestment.