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CPR 36.5: Making a Part 36 Offer
CPR 36.5: Making a Part 36 Offer The Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) are essential for the structured and fair conduct of civil litigation in England and Wales. CPR 36 specifically deals with Part 36 offers to settle, providing a mechanism for parties to encourage...
Court of Appeal Costs and Assessment
Court of Appeal Costs and Assessment What is the Court of Appeal? The Court of Appeal deals with complex cases arising from appeals arising from both the Upper Tribunals and Civil courts. Should a decision of the First Tier Tribunal not be agreed by either party, this...
CPR 44: Legal Costs Rules
CPR 44: Legal Costs Rules What is CPR 44? The general rules on costs set out in CPR 44 (Civil Procedure Rules, Part 44) in England and Wales include: The general rule is that the court will make an order that the unsuccessful party pays the costs incurred by the...
High Costs Case Plan with ARC Costs
High Costs Case Plan with ARC Costs What is a High Costs Case Plan? In England and Wales, a high cost case plan is used for very high costs cases for both family and civil cases which are expected to exceed £25,000 in costs. They are used under the Care Case Fee...
CPR 3: The Court’s Case Management Powers
CPR 3: The Court's Case Management PowersWhat are the Civil Procedure Rules? The Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) are a set of stipulations that have been devised to ensure that the Court handles matters fairly and justly, and also to outline expected procedure. There are...
Costs of Provisional Assessment and Recovery of the Same
Costs of Provisional Assessment and Recovery of the SameWhat is a provisional assessment? A Provisional Assessment of costs will take place at the end of Detailed Assessment proceedings if an agreement as to costs cannot be reached between parties on a Bill of Costs...