Service Provider to CSP Messages Sample Clauses

Service Provider to CSP Messages. The Service Provider shall send the following several different type of messages relating to case files. These messages are:  Paid in fullCharge Back  No trace  Part paid no more expected  Part paid more expected  No money no assets  No money owns property  Arrangement in place  Bailiff fees detail  Bailiff activity ceased  Bailiff activity  Returned per request  Unenforceable  Gone away  Late SD filed  Vehicle lifted / Goods seized  Vehicle / goods scheduled for auction  Returned PCN cancelled by council  Returned PCN paid to council  Letter sent  Escalate  Visit  File Received Schedule 2 – Statement of Requirements Bailiff Services Agreement Page 37 of 57 CCS0000149230 Schedule 2 – Statement of Requirements Bailiff Services Agreement Page 41 of 57 CCS0000149230
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Service Provider to CSP Messages. The Service Provider shall send the following several different type of messages relating to case files. These messages are: Paid in full Charge Back No trace Part paid no more expected Part paid more expected No money no assets No money owns property Arrangement in place Bailiff fees detail Bailiff activity ceased Bailiff activity Returned per request Unenforceable Gone away Late SD filed Vehicle lifted / Goods seized Vehicle / goods scheduled for auction Returned PCN cancelled by council Returned PCN paid to council Letter sent Escalate Visit File Received There can be a mixture of message types within a file. A detailed description of what each message means and the data that will be required for each message is in section 3. These messages (outgoing and incoming) can be categorised into the following groups.
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