The condescendence
This outlines the facts of the case that the pursuer is relying on. It is laid out in numbered paragraphs.
The condescendence should provide details of what the debt is for, the type of agreement it was, when it was signed and which payments have been made and missed. It should also state when a default notice was served and when the agreement was terminated. If the action being raised refers to a regulated agreement, the pursuer should include details and evidence of the same in the initial writ.
1Part 3.2A Ordinary Cause RulesThe condescendence is an important part of the initial writ. If a defender intends to dispute the debt or part of the claim, it is important to check that the facts the pursuer has written are correct.