[59A Orders for periodical payment: proceedings by [designated officer]]
Magistrates' Courts Act 1980 (1980 c 43) | Legislation

[59A  Orders for periodical payment: proceedings by [designated officer]]

[(1)     Where payments under [an order made by a magistrates' court] are required to be made periodically—

(a)     to or through [the designated officer for a magistrates' court], or

(b)     by any method of payment falling within section 59(6) above,

and any sums payable under the order are in arrear, [the relevant designated officer] shall, if the person for whose benefit the payments are required to be made so requests in writing, and unless it appears [to that designated officer] that it is unreasonable in the circumstances to do so, proceed in his own name for the recovery of those sums.

(2)     Where payments under [an order made by a magistrates' court]

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