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The Family Procedure (Amendment No.3) Rules 2013
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3.For rule 2.1, substitute— Application of these Rules Unless the context otherwise requires, these rules apply to family...
6.In rule 4.3— (a) in paragraph (2), for “Where” substitute...
9.After rule 5.3, insert— Where to start proceedings (1) Where both the family court and the High Court...
10.In rule 6.16(1), for “district judge” substitute “court”.
13.In rule 7.20(2)(a), for “district judge” substitute “judge”.
15.For rule 7.33(3), substitute— (3) An application under this rule...
17.For rule 8.14, substitute— Where to start proceedings Where any matrimonial proceedings or civil partnership proceedings have been...
19.For rule 8.24, substitute— How to start proceedings The application must be made in accordance with the Part...
21.For rule 8.30, substitute— Where to start proceedings Where any matrimonial proceedings or civil partnership proceedings have been...
23.In rule 9.5— (a) in paragraph (1)(a), for “a designated...
24.In rule 9.10— (a) in paragraph (1)(f), before “a child”...
29.After rule 9.18, insert— Request for change of procedure (1) This rule applies if the applicant wishes to seek...
33.In rule 9.25, omit paragraphs (2)(a), (3), (4) and (5)....
46.In rule 11.19(1)(a), for “district judge” substitute “judge of the...
51.In rule 12.36(2), for “county court” substitute “family court”.
52.In rule 12.52(1)(a)— (a) for “a county court” substitute “the...
54.For rule 13.9(1)(e), substitute— (e) consider, in accordance with rule...
55.In rule 13.15(5)(a), for “the registration district of the court”...
56.For rule 13.17(1), substitute— (1) An application for any of...
59.In rule 14.8(1)(d)— (a) after “consider” insert “in accordance with...
60.In rule 14.17(6)(a), for “the registration district of the court”...
61.For rule 14.20(1), substitute— (1) An application for any of...
70.In rule 24.12(4), for “county court” substitute “family court”.
74.After rule 29.16, insert— Transfer of proceedings (1) Subject to paragraph (3), a court may transfer a...
79.In rule 32.5— (a) in the heading, after “order” insert...
80.After rule 32.5, insert— Cancellation of registration of a High...
82.After rule 32.6, insert— Variation of a family court order:...
83.In rule 32.7— (a) after “prescribed officer” insert “in the...
84.For rule 32.8, substitute— Application to adduce evidence: sections 21(2)...
86.After rule 32.9, insert— Variation of Scottish and Northern Irish...
88.After rule 32.10, insert— Payments under a maintenance order registered...
89.In rule 32.11(1)— (a) for “The Part 18 procedure” substitute...
90.In rule 32.12— (a) in paragraph (a), for “a maintenance...
91.After rule 32.12, insert— Notices and certificates: section 19(4), 20(1)...
92.In rule 32.15— (a) in the heading, for “a magistrates’...
93.After rule 32.15, insert— Application for registration of a maintenance...
95.After rule 32.16, insert— Registration in the family court of...
97.In rule 32.19— (a) in the heading, for “a magistrates’...
98.After rule 32.19, insert— Variation, remission, discharge or cancellation of...
101.After rule 32.22, insert— Notices: payments made through the family...
104.After rule 32.32, insert— Chapter 5 Ability of a court...
105.In rule 34.1(4), for “Part 1” substitute “Parts 1 and...
106.In rule 34.2— (a) in the heading, for “a magistrates’...
107.In rule 34.3— (a) in the heading, for “magistrates’ courts...
108.In rule 34.6— (a) for “a magistrates’ court” substitute “the...
109.In rule 34.7— (a) in the heading, for “Enforcement” substitute...
110.In rule 34.8(1), for “a magistrates’ court” substitute “the family...
113.In rule 34.16— (a) in paragraph (1), after “country” insert...
114.In rule 34.17, in the heading, in paragraph (1)(a) and...
118.In rule 34.21(1), for “a magistrates’ court” substitute “the family...
124.After rule 34.28, insert— SECTION3 Proceedings in a Hague Convention...
130.In rule 34.33(1) for “court officer for a magistrates’ court”...
131.For rule 34.35 substitute— Registered order: payer residing in a...
133.After rule 34.36B, insert— The Maintenance Regulation: applications for enforcement...
136.In rule 34.40— (a) in the heading, for “county court”...
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