Court Order Types

Court Order Types

Definition

The Court Orders infotype (0070) is subdivided into court order types, each of which is represented by a subtype. SAP delivers all the necessary subtypes for processing court orders in your company.

Use

Subtypes for England and Wales

CSD	Child Support Deduction of Earnings Order (DEO)
EWC	Community Charge AEO (CCAEO)
EWN	Non-Priority AEO (civil debts)
EWP	Priority AEO (maintenance and fines)
EWT	Council Tax Attachment of Earnings Order (AEO)
ISDN	Income Support Deduction Notice (ISDN)

Subtypes for Northern Ireland

CSD	Child Support Deduction of Earnings Order (DEO)
ISDN	Income Support Deduction Notice (ISDN)
NIN	Non-Priority AEO (civil debts)
NIP	Priority AEO (maintenance and fines)

Subtypes for Scotland

CSD	Child Support Deduction of Earnings Order (DEO)
ISDN	Income Support Deduction Notice (ISDN)
SCEA	Customs and Excise Earnings Arrestment (CEEA)
SCMA	Scottish Current Maintenance Arrestment (SCMA)
SEA	Scottish Earnings Arrestment (SEA)
SCA1	Scottish Conjoined Arrestment Order (EA only) (SCAO)
SCA2	Scottish Conjoined Arrestment Order (CMA only) (SCAO)
SCA3	Scottish Conjoined Arrestment Order (EA part) (SCAO)
SCA4	Scottish Conjoined Arrestment Order (CMA part) (SCAO)

For calculation purposes, a Scottish Conjoined Arrestment Order (SCAO) is subdivided into four types in the R/3 System:

SCA1

You should use an SCA1 when the conjoined arrestment order consists of debts and fines only (EA).

SCA2

You should use an SCA2 when the conjoined arrestment order is for maintenance only (CMA).

SCA3

When the conjoined arrestment order consists of debts, fines, and maintenance, you should use an SCA3 to represent the EA part of the arrestment order. You therefore also need to create an SCA4 to represent the CMA part.

SCA4

When the conjoined arrestment order consists of debts, fines, and maintenance, you should use an SCA4 to represent the CMA part of the arrestment order. You therefore also need to create an SCA3 to represent the EA part.