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  1. Introductory Text

  2. PART 1 OVERRIDING OBJECTIVE

    1. 1.1.The overriding objective

    2. 1.2.Application by the court of the overriding objective

    3. 1.3.Duty of the parties

    4. 1.4.Court’s duty to manage cases

    5. 1.5.The Welsh language

    6. 1.6.Participation of vulnerable parties or witnesses

  3. PART 2 APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION OF THE RULES

    1. 2.1.Application of the Rules

    2. 2.2.The glossary

    3. 2.3.Interpretation

    4. 2.4.Power of judge, Master or District Judge to perform functions of the court

    5. 2.4A.Jurisdiction of the County Court exercisable by a legal adviser

    6. 2.5.Court staff

    7. 2.6.Court documents to be sealed

    8. 2.7.Court’s discretion as to where it deals with cases

    9. 2.8.Time

    10. 2.9.Dates for compliance to be calendar dates and to include time of day

    11. 2.10.Meaning of “month” in judgments, etc.

    12. 2.11.Time limits may be varied by parties

  4. PART 3 THE COURT'S CASE AND COSTS MANAGEMENT POWERS

    1. SECTION I Case Management

      1. 3.1.The court’s general powers of management

      2. 3.1A.Case management – unrepresented parties

      3. 3.2.Court officer’s power to refer to a judge

      4. 3.3.Court’s power to make order of its own initiative

      5. 3.4.Power to strike out a statement of case

      6. 3.5.Judgment without trial after striking out

      7. 3.5A.Judgment without trial after striking out a claim in the County Court Money Claims Centre

      8. 3.6.Setting aside judgment entered after striking out

      9. 3.6A.If— (a) a party against whom judgment has been entered...

      10. 3.7.Sanctions for non—payment of certain fees by the claimant

      11. 3.7A1.Sanctions for non-payment of the trial fee by the claimant

      12. 3.7A.Sanctions for non-payment of certain fees by the defendant

      13. 3.7AA.Sanctions for non-payment of the trial fee by the defendant, where proceedings continue on the counterclaim alone

      14. 3.7B.Sanctions for dishonouring cheque

      15. 3.8.Sanctions have effect unless defaulting party obtains relief

      16. 3.9.Relief from sanctions

      17. 3.10.General power of the court to rectify matters where there has been an error of procedure

      18. 3.11.Power of the court to make civil restraint orders

    2. SECTION II Costs Management

      1. 3.12.Application of this Section and the purpose of costs management

      2. 3.13.Filing and exchanging budgets and budget discussion reports

      3. 3.14.Failure to file a budget

      4. 3.15.Costs management orders

      5. 3.15A.Revision and variation of costs budgets on account of significant developments (“variation costs”)

      6. 3.16.Costs management conferences

      7. 3.17.Court to have regard to budgets and to take account of costs

      8. 3.18.Assessing costs on the standard basis where a costs management order has been made

    3. SECTION III Costs Capping

      1. 3.19.Costs capping orders – General

      2. 3.20.Application for a costs capping order

      3. 3.21.Application to vary a costs capping order

  5. PART 4 FORMS

    1. 4.(1) The forms set out in a practice direction shall...

  6. PART 5 COURT DOCUMENTS

    1. 5.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 5.2.Preparation of documents

    3. 5.3.Signature of documents by mechanical means

    4. 5.4.Register of claims

    5. 5.4A.Supply of documents to Attorney-General from court records

    6. 5.4B.Supply of documents to a party from court records

    7. 5.4C.Supply of documents to a non-party from court records

    8. 5.4D.Supply of documents from court records - general

    9. 5.5.Filing and sending documents

    10. 5.6.Documents in the Welsh language

  7. PART 6 SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS

    1. I SCOPE OF THIS PART AND INTERPRETATION

      1. 6.1.Part 6 rules about service apply generally

      2. 6.2.Interpretation

    2. II SERVICE OF THE CLAIM FORM IN THE JURISDICTION OR IN SPECIFIED CIRCUMSTANCES WITHIN THE EEA

      1. 6.3.Methods of service

      2. 6.4.Who is to serve the claim form

      3. 6.5.Personal service

      4. 6.6.Where to serve the claim form – general provisions

      5. 6.7.Service on a solicitor ... within the United Kingdom ...

      6. 6.8.Service of the claim form where before service the defendant gives an address at which the defendant may be served

      7. 6.9.Service of the claim form where the defendant does not give an address at which the defendant may be served

      8. 6.10.Service of the claim form in proceedings against the Crown

      9. 6.11.Service of the claim form by contractually agreed method

      10. 6.12.Service of the claim form relating to a contract on an agent of a principal who is out of the jurisdiction

      11. 6.13.Service of the claim form on children and protected parties

      12. 6.14.Deemed service

      13. 6.15.Service of the claim form by an alternative method or at an alternative place

      14. 6.16.Power of court to dispense with service of the claim form

      15. 6.17.Notice and certificate of service relating to the claim form

      16. 6.18.Notification of outcome of postal service by the court

      17. 6.19.Notice of non-service by bailiff

    3. III SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS OTHER THAN THE CLAIM FORM IN THE UNITED KINGDOM OR IN SPECIFIED CIRCUMSTANCES WITHIN THE EEA

      1. 6.20.Methods of service

      2. 6.21.Who is to serve

      3. 6.22.Personal service

      4. 6.23.Address for service to be given after proceedings are started

      5. 6.24.Change of address for service

      6. 6.25.Service on children and protected parties

      7. 6.26.Deemed Service

      8. 6.27.Service by an alternative method or at an alternative place

      9. 6.28.Power to dispense with service

      10. 6.29.Certificate of service

    4. IV SERVICE OF THE CLAIM FORM AND OTHER DOCUMENTS OUT OF THE JURISDICTION

      1. 6.30.Scope of this Section

      2. 6.31.Interpretation

      3. 6.32.Service of the claim form where the permission of the court is not required - Scotland and Northern Ireland

      4. 6.33.Service of the claim form where the permission of the court is not required - out of the United Kingdom

      5. 6.34.Notice of statement of grounds where the permission of the court is not required for service

      6. 6.35.Period for responding to the claim form where permission was not required for service

      7. 6.36.Service of the claim form where the permission of the court is required

      8. 6.37.Application for permission to serve the claim form out of the jurisdiction

      9. 6.38.Service of documents other than the claim form - permission

      10. 6.39.Service of application notice on a non-party to the proceedings

      11. 6.40.Methods of service - general provisions

      12. 6.41.Service in accordance with the Service Regulation

      13. 6.42.Service through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British Consular authorities

      14. 6.43.Procedure where service is to be through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British Consular authorities

      15. 6.44.Service of claim form or other document on a State

      16. 6.45.Translation of claim form or other document

      17. 6.46.Undertaking to be responsible for expenses

      18. 6.47.Proof of service before obtaining judgment

    5. V SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS FROM FOREIGN COURTS OR TRIBUNALS

      1. 6.48.Scope of this Section

      2. 6.49.Interpretation

      3. 6.50.Request for service

      4. 6.51.Method of service

      5. 6.52.After service

  8. PART 7 HOW TO START PROCEEDINGS—THE CLAIM FORM

    1. 7.1.Where to start proceedings

    2. 7.1A.Claims against Welsh public bodies to be issued and heard in Wales

    3. 7.1B.Claims against Welsh public bodies to be forwarded for issue in Wales

    4. 7.2.How to start proceedings

    5. 7.2A.Practice Direction 7A makes provision for procedures to be followed...

    6. 7.3.Right to use one claim form to start two or more claims

    7. 7.4.Particulars of claim

    8. 7.5.Service of a claim form

    9. 7.6.Extension of time for serving a claim form

    10. 7.7.Application by defendant for service of claim form

    11. 7.8.Form for defence etc. must be served with particulars of claim

    12. 7.9.Fixed date and other claims

    13. 7.10.Production Centre for claims

    14. 7.11.Human Rights

    15. 7.12.Electronic issue of claims

  9. PART 8 ALTERNATIVE PROCEDURE FOR CLAIMS

    1. 8.1.Types of claim in which Part 8 procedure may be followed

    2. 8.2.Contents of the claim form

    3. 8.2A.Issue of claim form without naming defendants

    4. 8.3.Acknowledgment of service

    5. 8.4.Consequence of not filing an acknowledgment of service

    6. 8.5.Filing and serving written evidence

    7. 8.6.Evidence—general

    8. 8.7.Part 20 claims

    9. 8.8.Procedure where defendant objects to use of the Part 8 procedure

    10. 8.9.Modifications to the general rules

  10. PART 9 RESPONDING TO PARTICULARS OF CLAIM—GENERAL

    1. 9.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 9.2.Defence, admission or acknowledgment of service

  11. PART 10 ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF SERVICE

    1. 10.1.Acknowledgment of service

    2. 10.2.Consequence of not filing an acknowledgment of service

    3. 10.3.The period for filing an acknowledgment of service

    4. 10.4.Notice to claimant that defendant has filed an acknowledgment of service

    5. 10.5.Contents of acknowledgment of service

  12. PART 11 DISPUTING THE COURT'S JURISDICTION

    1. 11.Procedure for disputing the court’s jurisdiction

  13. PART 12 DEFAULT JUDGMENT

    1. 12.1.Meaning of “default judgment”

    2. 12.2.Claims in which default judgment may not be obtained

    3. 12.3.Conditions to be satisfied

    4. 12.4.Procedure for obtaining default judgment

    5. 12.5.Nature of judgment where default judgment obtained by filing a request

    6. 12.5A.County Court Money Claims

    7. 12.6.Interest

    8. 12.7.Procedure for deciding an amount or value

    9. 12.8.Claim against more than one defendant

    10. 12.9.Procedure for obtaining a default judgment for costs only

    11. 12.10.Default judgment obtained by making an application

    12. 12.11.Supplementary provisions where applications for default judgment are made

  14. PART 13 SETTING ASIDE OR VARYING DEFAULT JUDGMENT

    1. 13.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 13.2.Cases where the court must set aside judgment entered under Part 12

    3. 13.3.Cases where the court may set aside or vary judgment entered under Part 12

    4. 13.4.Application to set aside or vary judgment—procedure

    5. 13.5.Claimant’s duty to apply to set aside judgment

    6. 13.6.Abandoned claim restored where default judgment set aside

  15. PART 14 ADMISSIONS

    1. 14.1.Admissions made after commencement of proceedings

    2. 14.1A.Admissions made before commencement of proceedings

    3. 14.1B.Admissions made under the RTA Protocol or the EL/PL Protocol

    4. 14.2.Period for making an admission

    5. 14.3.Admission by notice in writing—application for judgment

    6. 14.4.Admission of whole of claim for specified amount of money

    7. 14.5.Admission of part of a claim for a specified amount of money

    8. 14.6.Admission of liability to pay whole of claim for unspecified amount of money

    9. 14.7.Admission of liability to pay claim for unspecified amount of money where defendant offers a sum in satisfaction of the claim

    10. 14.7A.Request for judgment for an amount of money to be decided by the court – claims in the County Court Money Claims Centre

    11. 14.8.Allocation of claims in relation to outstanding matters

    12. 14.9.Request for time to pay

    13. 14.10.Determination of rate of payment

    14. 14.11.Determination of rate of payment by court officer

    15. 14.12.Determination of rate of payment by judge

    16. 14.13.Right of re-determination

    17. 14.14.Interest

  16. PART 15 DEFENCE AND REPLY

    1. 15.1.Part not to apply where claimant uses the Part 8 procedure

    2. 15.2.Filing a defence

    3. 15.3.Consequence of not filing a defence

    4. 15.4.The period for filing a defence

    5. 15.5.Agreement extending the period for filing a defence

    6. 15.6.Service of copy of defence

    7. 15.7.Making a counterclaim

    8. 15.8.Reply to defence

    9. 15.9.No statement of case after a reply to be filed without court’s permission

    10. 15.10.Claimant’s notice where defence is that money claimed has been paid

    11. 15.11.Claim stayed if it is not defended or admitted

  17. PART 16 STATEMENTS OF CASE

    1. 16.1.Part not to apply where claimant uses Part 8 procedure

    2. 16.2.Contents of the claim form

    3. 16.3.Statement of value to be included in the claim form

    4. 16.4.Contents of the particulars of claim

    5. 16.5.Contents of defence

    6. 16.6.Defence of set-off

    7. 16.7.Reply to defence

    8. 16.8.Court’s power to dispense with statements of case

  18. PART 17 AMENDMENTS TO STATEMENTS OF CASE

    1. 17.1.Amendments to statements of case

    2. 17.2.Power of court to disallow amendments made without permission

    3. 17.3.Amendments to statements of case with the permission of the court

    4. 17.4.Amendments to statements of case after the end of a relevant limitation period

  19. PART 18 FURTHER INFORMATION

    1. 18.1.Obtaining further information

    2. 18.2.Restriction on the use of further information

  20. PART 19 PARTIES AND GROUP LITIGATION

    1. 19.1.Parties—general

    2. I ADDITION AND SUBSTITUTION OF PARTIES

      1. 19.2.Change of parties—general

      2. 19.3.Provisions applicable where two or more persons are jointly entitled to a remedy

      3. 19.4.Procedure for adding and substituting parties

      4. Human Rights

        1. 19.4A.Section 4 of the Human Rights Act 1998

      5. 19.5.Special provisions about adding or substituting parties after the end of a relevant limitation period

      6. 19.5A.Special rules about parties in claims for wrongful interference with goods

    3. II REPRESENTATIVE PARTIES

      1. 19.6.Representative parties with same interest

      2. 19.7.Representation of interested persons who cannot be ascertained etc.

      3. 19.7A.Representation of beneficiaries by trustees etc.

      4. 19.7B.Postal Services Act 2000 (c. 26)

      5. 19.8.Death

      6. 19.8A.Power to make judgments binding on non-parties

      7. 19.9.Derivative claims– how started

      8. 19.9A.Derivative claims under Chapter 1 of Part 11 of the Companies Act 2006 – application for permission

      9. 19.9B.Derivative claims under Chapter 1 of Part 11 of the Companies Act 2006 – members of companies taking over claims by companies or other members

      10. 19.9C.Derivative claims – other bodies corporate and trade unions

      11. 19.9D.Derivative claims arising in the course of other proceedings

      12. 19.9E.Derivative claims – costs

      13. 19.9F.Derivative claims – discontinuance and settlement

    4. III GROUP LITIGATION

      1. 19.10.Definition

      2. 19.11.Group Litigation Order

      3. 19.12.Effect of the GLO

      4. 19.13.Case management

      5. 19.14.Removal from the register

      6. 19.15.Test claims

  21. PART 20 COUNTERCLAIMS AND OTHER ADDITIONAL CLAIMS

    1. 20.1.Purpose of this Part

    2. 20.2.Scope and interpretation

    3. 20.3.Application of these Rules to additional claims

    4. 20.4.Defendant’s counterclaim against the claimant

    5. 20.5.Counterclaim against a person other than the claimant

    6. 20.6.Defendant’s additional claim for contribution or indemnity from another party

    7. 20.7.Procedure for making any other additional claim

    8. 20.8.Service of claim form

    9. 20.9.Matters relevant to question of whether an additional claim should be separate from the claim

    10. 20.10.Effect of service of an additional claim

    11. 20.11.Special provisions relating to default judgment on an additional claim other than a counterclaim or a contribution or indemnity notice

    12. 20.12.Procedural steps on service of an additional claim form on a non-party

    13. 20.13.Case management where a defence to an additional claim is filed

  22. PART 21 CHILDREN AND PROTECTED PARTIES

    1. 21.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 21.2.Requirement for a litigation friend in proceedings by or against children and protected parties

    3. 21.3.Stage of proceedings at which a litigation friend becomes necessary

    4. 21.4.Who may be a litigation friend without a court order

    5. 21.5.How a person becomes a litigation friend without a court order

    6. 21.6.How a person becomes a litigation friend by court order

    7. 21.7.Court’s power to change a litigation friend and to prevent person acting as a litigation friend

    8. 21.8.Appointment of a litigation friend by court order – supplementary

    9. 21.9.Procedure where appointment of a litigation friend ceases

    10. 21.10.Compromise etc. by or on behalf of a child or protected party

    11. 21.11.Control of money recovered by or on behalf of a child or protected party

    12. 21.12.Expenses incurred by a litigation friend

    13. 21.13.Appointment of a guardian of a child’s estate

  23. PART 22 STATEMENTS OF TRUTH

    1. 22.1.Documents to be verified by a statement of truth

    2. 22.2.Failure to verify a statement of case

    3. 22.3.Failure to verify a witness statement

    4. 22.4.Power of the court to require a document to be verified

  24. PART 23 GENERAL RULES ABOUT APPLICATIONS FOR COURT ORDERS

    1. 23.1.Meaning of “application notice” and “respondent”

    2. 23.2.Where to make an application

    3. 23.3.Application notice to be filed

    4. 23.4.Notice of an application

    5. 23.5.Time when an application is made

    6. 23.6.What an application notice must include

    7. 23.7.Service of a copy of an application notice

    8. 23.8.Applications which may be dealt with without a hearing

    9. 23.9.Service of application where application made without notice

    10. 23.10.Application to set aside or vary order made without notice

    11. 23.11.Power of the court to proceed in the absence of a party

    12. 23.12.Dismissal of totally without merit applications

  25. PART 24 SUMMARY JUDGMENT

    1. 24.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 24.2.Grounds for summary judgment

    3. 24.3.Types of proceedings in which summary judgment is available

    4. 24.4.Procedure

    5. 24.5.Evidence for the purposes of a summary judgment hearing

    6. 24.6.Court’s powers when it determines a summary judgment application

  26. PART 25 INTERIM REMEDIES AND SECURITY FOR COSTS

    1. I INTERIM REMEDIES

      1. 25.1.Orders for interim remedies

      2. 25.2.Time when an order for an interim remedy may be made

      3. 25.3.How to apply for an interim remedy

      4. 25.4.Application for an interim remedy where there is no related claim

      5. 25.5.Inspection of property before commencement or against a non-party

      6. 25.6.Interim payments—general procedure

      7. 25.7.Interim payments—conditions to be satisfied and matters to be taken into account

      8. 25.8.Powers of court where it has made an order for interim payment

      9. 25.9.Restriction on disclosure of an interim payment

      10. 25.10.Interim injunction to cease if claim is stayed

      11. 25.11.Interim injunction to cease after 14 days if claim struck out

    2. II SECURITY FOR COSTS

      1. 25.12.Security for costs

      2. 25.13.Conditions to be satisfied

      3. 25.14.Security for costs other than from the claimant

      4. 25.15.Security for costs of an appeal

  27. PART 26 CASE MANAGEMENT—PRELIMINARY STAGE

    1. 26.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 26.2.Automatic transfer in the High Court

    3. 26.2A.Transfer of money claims within the County Court

    4. 26.3.Directions questionnaire

    5. 26.4.Stay to allow for settlement of the case

    6. 26.4A.Referral to the Mediation Service

    7. 26.5.Allocation

    8. 26.6.Scope of each track

    9. 26.7.General rule for allocation

    10. 26.8.Matters relevant to allocation to a track

    11. 26.9.Notice of allocation

    12. 26.10.Re-allocation

    13. 26.11.Trial with a jury

  28. PART 27 THE SMALL CLAIMS TRACK

    1. 27.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 27.2.Extent to which other Parts apply

    3. 27.3.Court’s power to grant a final remedy

    4. 27.4.Preparation for the hearing

    5. 27.5.Experts

    6. 27.6.Preliminary hearing

    7. 27.7.Power of court to add to, vary or revoke directions

    8. 27.8.Conduct of the hearing

    9. 27.9.Non-attendance of parties at a final hearing

    10. 27.10.Disposal without a hearing

    11. 27.11.Setting judgment aside and re-hearing

    12. 27.12.Right of appeal under Part 27

    13. 27.13.Procedure for making an appeal

    14. 27.14.Costs on the small claims track

    15. 27.15.Claim re-allocated from the small claims track to another track

  29. PART 28 THE FAST TRACK

    1. 28.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 28.2.General provisions

    3. 28.3.Directions

    4. 28.4.Variation of case management timetable

    5. 28.5.Pre-trial check list (listing questionnaire)

    6. 28.6.Fixing or confirming the trial date and giving directions

    7. 28.7.Conduct of trial

  30. PART 29 THE MULTI-TRACK

    1. 29.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 29.2.Case management

    3. 29.3.Case management conference and pre-trial review

    4. 29.4.Steps taken by the parties

    5. 29.5.Variation of case management timetable

    6. 29.6.Pre-trial check list (listing questionnaire)

    7. 29.7.Pre-trial review

    8. 29.8.Setting a trial timetable and ... confirming the trial date or week

    9. 29.9.Conduct of trial

  31. PART 30 TRANSFER

    1. 30.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 30.2.Transfer within the County Court and the High Court

    3. 30.3.Criteria for a transfer order

    4. 30.4.Procedure

    5. 30.5.Transfer between Divisions and to and from a specialist list

    6. 30.6.Power to specify place where hearings are to be held

    7. 30.7.Transfer of control of money in court

    8. 30.8.Transfer of competition law claims

  32. PART 31 DISCLOSURE AND INSPECTION OF DOCUMENTS

    1. 31.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 31.2.Meaning of disclosure

    3. 31.3.Right of inspection of a disclosed document

    4. 31.4.Meaning of document

    5. 31.5.Disclosure ...

    6. 31.6.Standard disclosure—what documents are to be disclosed

    7. 31.7.Duty of search

    8. 31.8.Duty of disclosure limited to documents which are or have been in party’s control

    9. 31.9.Disclosure of copies

    10. 31.10.Procedure for standard disclosure

    11. 31.11.Duty of disclosure continues during proceedings

    12. 31.12.Specific disclosure or inspection

    13. 31.13.Disclosure in stages

    14. 31.14.Documents referred to in statements of case etc.

    15. 31.15.Inspection and copying of documents

    16. 31.16.Disclosure before proceedings start

    17. 31.17.Orders for disclosure against a person not a party

    18. 31.18.Rules not to limit other powers of the court to order disclosure

    19. 31.19.Claim to withhold inspection or disclosure of a document

    20. 31.20.Restriction on use of a privileged document inspection of which has been inadvertently allowed

    21. 31.21.Consequence of failure to disclose documents or permit inspection

    22. 31.22.Subsequent use of disclosed documents and completed Electronic Documents Questionnaires

    23. 31.23.False, disclosure statements

  33. PART 32 EVIDENCE

    1. 32.1.Power of court to control evidence

    2. 32.2.Evidence of witnesses—general rule

    3. 32.3.Evidence by video link or other means

    4. 32.4.Requirement to serve witness statements for use at trial

    5. 32.5.Use at trial of witness statements which have been served

    6. 32.6.Evidence in proceedings other than at trial

    7. 32.7.Order for cross-examination

    8. 32.8.Form of witness statement

    9. 32.9.Witness summaries

    10. 32.10.Consequence of failure to serve witness statement or summary

    11. 32.11.Cross-examination on a witness statement

    12. 32.12.Use of witness statements for other purposes

    13. 32.13.Availability of witness statements for inspection

    14. 32.14.False statements

    15. 32.15.Affidavit evidence

    16. 32.16.Form of affidavits

    17. 32.17.Affidavit made outside the jurisdiction

    18. 32.18.Notice to admit facts

    19. 32.19.Notice to admit or produce documents

    20. 32.20.Notarial acts and instruments

  34. PART 33 MISCELLANEOUS RULES ABOUT EVIDENCE

    1. 33.1.Introductory

    2. 33.2.Notice of intention to rely on hearsay evidence

    3. 33.3.Circumstances in which notice of intention to rely on hearsay evidence is not required

    4. 33.4.Power to call witness for cross-examination on hearsay evidence

    5. 33.5.Credibility

    6. 33.6.Use of plans, photographs and models as evidence

    7. 33.7.Evidence of finding on question of foreign law

    8. 33.8.Evidence of consent of trustee to act

    9. 33.9.Human Rights

  35. PART 34 WITNESSES, DEPOSITIONS AND EVIDENCE FOR FOREIGN COURTS

    1. I WITNESSES AND DEPOSITIONS

      1. 34.1.Scope of this Section

      2. 34.2.Witness summonses

      3. 34.3.Issue of a witness summons

      4. 34.4.Witness summons in aid of inferior court or of tribunal

      5. 34.5.Time for serving a witness summons

      6. 34.6.Who is to serve a witness summons

      7. 34.7.Right of witness to travelling expenses and compensation for loss of time

      8. 34.7A.Fines imposed under section 55 of the County Courts Act 1984

      9. 34.8.Evidence by deposition

      10. 34.9.Conduct of examination

      11. 34.10.Enforcing attendance of witness

      12. 34.11.Use of deposition at a hearing

      13. 34.12.Restrictions on subsequent use of deposition taken for the purpose of any hearing except the trial

      14. 34.13.Where a person to be examined is out of the jurisdiction—letter of request

      15. 34.13A.Letter of request – Proceeds of Crime Act 2002

      16. 34.14.Fees and expenses of examiner of the court

      17. 34.15.Examiners of the court

    2. II—EVIDENCE FOR FOREIGN COURTS

      1. 34.16.Scope and interpretation

      2. 34.17.Application for order

      3. 34.18.Examination

      4. 34.19.Dealing with deposition

      5. 34.20.Claim to privilege

      6. 34.21.Order under 1975 Act as applied by Patents Act 1977

    3. III TAKING OF EVIDENCE—MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

      1. 34.22.Interpretation

      2. 34.23.Where a person to be examined is in another Regulation State

      3. 34.24.Evidence for courts of other Regulation States

  36. PART 35 EXPERTS AND ASSESSORS

    1. 35.1.Duty to restrict expert evidence

    2. 35.2.Interpretation and definitions

    3. 35.3.Experts—overriding duty to the court

    4. 35.4.Court’s power to restrict expert evidence

    5. 35.5.General requirement for expert evidence to be given in a written report

    6. 35.6.Written questions to experts

    7. 35.7.Court’s power to direct that evidence is to be given by a single joint expert

    8. 35.8.Instructions to a single joint expert

    9. 35.9.Power of court to direct a party to provide information

    10. 35.10.Contents of report

    11. 35.11.Use by one party of expert’s report disclosed by another

    12. 35.12.Discussions between experts

    13. 35.13.Consequence of failure to disclose expert’s report

    14. 35.14.Expert’s right to ask court for directions

    15. 35.15.Assessors

  37. PART 36 OFFERS TO SETTLE

    1. 36.1.Scope of this Part

    2. SECTION I Part 36 Offers to Settle

      1. GENERAL

        1. 36.2.Scope of this Section

        2. 36.3.Definitions

        3. 36.4.Application of Part 36 to appeals

      2. MAKING OFFERS

        1. 36.5.Form and content of a Part 36 offer

        2. 36.6.Part 36 offers – defendant’s offer

        3. 36.7.Time when a Part 36 offer is made

      3. CLARIFYING, WITHDRAWING AND CHANGING THE TERMS OF OFFERS

        1. 36.8.Clarification of a Part 36 offer

        2. 36.9.Withdrawing or changing the terms of a Part 36 offer generally

        3. 36.10.Withdrawing or changing the terms of a Part 36 offer before the expiry of the relevant period

      4. ACCEPTING OFFERS

        1. 36.11.Acceptance of a Part 36 offer

        2. 36.12.Acceptance of a Part 36 offer in a split-trial case

        3. 36.13.Costs consequences of acceptance of a Part 36 offer

        4. 36.14.Other effects of acceptance of a Part 36 offer

        5. 36.15.Acceptance of a Part 36 offer made by one or more, but not all, defendants

      5. UNACCEPTED OFFERS

        1. 36.16.Restriction on disclosure of a Part 36 offer

        2. 36.17.Costs consequences following judgment

      6. PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS

        1. 36.18.Personal injury claims for future pecuniary loss

        2. 36.19.Offer to settle a claim for provisional damages

        3. 36.20.Costs consequences of acceptance of a Part 36 offer where Section IIIA of Part 45 applies

        4. 36.21.Costs consequences following judgment where section IIIA of Part 45 applies

        5. 36.22.Deduction of benefits and lump sum payments

      7. MISCELLANEOUS

        1. 36.23.Cases in which the offeror’s costs have been limited to court fees

    3. SECTION II RTA Protocol and EL/PL Protocol Offers to Settle

      1. 36.24.Scope of this Section

      2. 36.25.Form and content of a Protocol offer

      3. 36.26.Time when a Protocol offer is made

      4. 36.27.General provisions

      5. 36.28.Restrictions on the disclosure of a Protocol offer

      6. 36.29.Costs consequences following judgment

      7. 36.30.Deduction of benefits

  38. PART 37 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ABOUT PAYMENTS INTO COURT

    1. 37.1.Money paid into court under a court order

    2. 37.2.Money paid into court where defendant wishes to rely on a defence of tender before claim

    3. 37.3.Payment out of money paid into court

    4. 37.4.Payment into court under enactments

  39. PART 38 DISCONTINUANCE

    1. 38.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 38.2.Right to discontinue claim

    3. 38.3.Procedure for discontinuing

    4. 38.4.Right to apply to have notice of discontinuance set aside

    5. 38.5.When discontinuance takes effect where permission of the court is not needed

    6. 38.6.Liability for costs

    7. 38.7.Discontinuance and subsequent proceedings

    8. 38.8.Stay of remainder of partly discontinued proceedings where costs not paid

  40. PART 39 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO HEARINGS

    1. 39.1.Interpretation

    2. 39.2.General rule—hearing to be in public

    3. 39.3.Failure to attend the trial

    4. 39.4.Timetable for trial

    5. 39.5.Trial bundles

    6. 39.6.Representation at trial of companies or other corporations

    7. 39.7.Impounded documents

    8. 39.8.Communications with the court

    9. 39.9.Recording and transcription of proceedings

    10. 39.10.Discontinuance and settlement

  41. PART 40 JUDGMENTS, ORDERS, SALE OF LAND ETC

    1. I JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS

      1. 40.1.Scope of this section

      2. 40.2.Standard requirements

      3. 40.3.Drawing up and filing of judgments and orders

      4. 40.4.Service of judgments and orders

      5. 40.5.Power to require judgment or order to be served on a party as well as his solicitor

      6. 40.6.Consent judgments and orders

      7. 40.7.When judgment or order takes effect

      8. 40.8.Time from which interest begins to run

      9. 40.8A.Stay of execution and other relief

      10. 40.9.Who may apply to set aside or vary a judgment or order

      11. 40.9A.County Court judgments and orders - variation of payment

      12. 40.10.Judgment against a State in default of acknowledgment of service

      13. 40.11.Time for complying with a judgment or order

      14. 40.12.Correction of errors in judgments and orders

      15. 40.13.Cases where court gives judgment both on claim and counterclaim

      16. 40.13A.County Court set-off of cross-judgments

      17. 40.14.Judgment in favour of certain part owners relating to the detention of goods

      18. 40.14A.County Court certificate of judgment

      19. 40.14B.Order of appeal court

    2. II SALE OF LAND ETC. AND CONVEYANCING COUNSEL

      1. 40.15.Scope of this Section

      2. 40.16.Power to order sale etc.

      3. 40.17.Power to order delivery up of possession etc.

      4. 40.18.Reference to conveyancing counsel

      5. 40.19.Party may object to report

    3. III DECLARATORY JUDGMENTS

      1. 40.20.The court may make binding declarations whether or not any...

  42. PART 41 DAMAGES

    1. I – PROCEEDINGS TO WHICH SECTION 32A OF THE SUPREME COURT ACT 1981 OR SECTION 51 OF THE COUNTY COURTS ACT 1984 APPLIES

      1. 41.1.Application and definitions

      2. 41.2.Order for an award of provisional damages

      3. 41.3.Application for further damages

      4. 41.3A.(1) Where— (a) a claim includes claims arising under—

    2. II – PERIODICAL PAYMENTS UNDER THE DAMAGES ACT 1996

      1. 41.4.Scope and interpretation

      2. 41.5.Statement of case

      3. 41.6.Court’s indication to parties

      4. 41.7.Factors to be taken into account

      5. 41.8.The award

      6. 41.9.Continuity of payment

      7. 41.10.Assignment or charge

  43. PART 42 CHANGE OF SOLICITOR

    1. 42.1.Solicitor acting for a party

    2. 42.2.Change of solicitor—duty to give notice

    3. 42.3.Order that a solicitor has ceased to act

    4. 42.4.Removal of solicitor who has ceased to act on application of another party

  44. PART 43 SCOPE OF COST RULES AND DEFINITIONS

    1. 43.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 43.2.Definitions and application

    3. 43.3.Meaning of summary assessment

    4. 43.4.Meaning of detailed assessment

  45. PART 44 General Rules about Costs

    1. SECTION I General

      1. 44.1.Interpretation and application

      2. 44.2.Court’s discretion as to costs

      3. 44.3.Basis of assessment

      4. 44.4.Factors to be taken into account in deciding the amount of costs

      5. 44.5.Amount of costs where costs are payable under a contract

      6. 44.6.Procedure for assessing costs

      7. 44.7.Time for complying with an order for costs

      8. 44.8.Legal representative’s duty to notify the party

      9. 44.9.Cases where costs orders deemed to have been made

      10. 44.10.Where the court makes no order for costs

      11. 44.11.Court’s powers in relation to misconduct

      12. 44.12.Set Off

    2. SECTION II Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting

      1. 44.13.Qualified one-way costs shifting: scope and interpretation

      2. 44.14.Effect of qualified one-way costs shifting

      3. 44.15.Exceptions to qualified one-way costs shifting where permission not required

      4. 44.16.Exceptions to qualified one-way costs shifting where permission required

      5. 44.17.Transitional provision

    3. SECTION III Damages-Based Agreements

      1. 44.18.Award of costs where there is a damages-based agreement

  46. PART 45 FIXED COSTS

    1. SECTION I Fixed Costs

      1. 45.1.Scope of this Section

      2. 45.2.Amount of fixed commencement costs in a claim for the recovery of money or goods

      3. 45.3.When defendant only liable for fixed commencement costs

      4. 45.4.Costs on entry of judgment in a claim for the recovery of money or goods

      5. 45.5.Amount of fixed commencement costs in a claim for the recovery of land or a demotion claim

      6. 45.6.Costs on entry of judgment in a claim for the recovery of land or a demotion claim

      7. 45.7.Miscellaneous fixed costs

      8. 45.8.Fixed enforcement costs

    2. SECTION II Road Traffic Accidents – Fixed Recoverable Costs

      1. 45.9.Scope and interpretation

      2. 45.10.Application of fixed recoverable costs

      3. 45.11.Amount of fixed recoverable costs

      4. 45.12.Disbursements

      5. 45.13.Claims for an amount of costs exceeding fixed recoverable costs

      6. 45.14.Failure to achieve costs greater than fixed recoverable costs

      7. 45.15.Costs of the costs-only proceedings or the detailed assessment

    3. SECTION III The Pre-Action Protocols for Low Value Personal Injury Claims In Road Traffic Accidents and Low Value Personal Injury (Employers’ Liability and Public Liability) Claims.

      1. 45.16.Scope and interpretation

      2. 45.17.Application of fixed costs, and disbursements

      3. 45.18.Amount of fixed costs

      4. 45.19.Disbursements

      5. 45.20.Where the claimant obtains judgment for an amount more than the defendant’s relevant Protocol offer

      6. 45.21.Settlement at Stage 2 where the claimant is a child

      7. 45.22.Settlement at Stage 3 where the claimant is a child

      8. 45.23.Where the court orders that the claim is not suitable to be determined under the Stage 3 Procedure and the claimant is a child

      9. 45.23A.Settlement before proceedings are issued under Stage 3

      10. 45.23B.Additional advice on the value of the claim

      11. 45.24.Failure to comply or electing not to continue with the relevant Protocol – costs consequences

      12. 45.25.Where the parties have settled after proceedings have started

      13. 45.26.Where the claimant obtains judgment for an amount equal to or less than the defendant’s relevant Protocol

      14. 45.27.Adjournment

      15. 45.28.Account of payment of Stage 1 and Stage 2 fixed costs

      16. 45.29.Costs-only application after a claim is started under Part 8 in accordance with Practice Direction 8B

    4. SECTION IIIA Claims Which No Longer Continue Under the RTA or EL/PL Pre-Action Protocols and Claims to which the Pre-Action Protocol for Resolution of Package Travel Claims Applies – Fixed Recoverable Costs

      1. 45.29A.Scope and interpretation

      2. 45.29B.Application of fixed costs and disbursements – RTA Protocol

      3. 45.29C.Amount of fixed costs – RTA Protocol

      4. 45.29D.Application of fixed costs and disbursements – EL/PL Protocol and Pre-Action Protocol for Resolution of Package Travel Claims

      5. 45.29E.Amount of fixed costs – EL/PL Protocol and Pre-Action Protocol for Resolution of Package Travel Claims

      6. 45.29F.Defendants’ costs

      7. 45.29G.Counterclaims under the RTA Protocol

      8. 45.29H.Interim applications

      9. 45.29I.Disbursements

      10. 45.29J.Claims for an amount of costs exceeding fixed recoverable costs

      11. 45.29K.Failure to achieve costs greater than fixed recoverable costs

      12. 45.29L.Costs of the costs-only proceedings or the detailed assessment

    5. SECTION IV Scale Costs For Claims In The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court

      1. 45.30.Scope and interpretation

      2. 45.31.Amount of scale costs

      3. 45.32.Summary assessment of the costs of an application where a party has behaved unreasonably

    6. SECTION V Fixed Costs: HM Revenue And Customs

      1. 45.33.Scope, interpretation and application

      2. 45.34.Amount of fixed commencement costs in the County Court claim for the recovery of money

      3. 45.35.Costs on entry of judgment in the County Court claim for recovery of money

      4. 45.36.When the defendant is only liable for fixed commencement costs

    7. SECTION VI Fast Track Trial Costs

      1. 45.37.Scope of this Section

      2. 45.38.Amount of fast track trial costs

      3. 45.39.Power to award more or less than the amount of fast track trial costs

      4. 45.40.Fast track trial costs where there is more than one claimant or defendant

    8. SECTION VII Costs limits in Aarhus Convention claims

      1. 45.41.Scope and interpretation

      2. 45.42.Opting out, and other cases where rules 45.43 to 45.45 do not apply to a claimant

      3. 45.43.Limit on costs recoverable from a party in an Aarhus Convention claim

      4. 45.44.Varying the limit on costs recoverable from a party in an Aarhus Convention claim

      5. 45.45.Challenging whether the claim is an Aarhus Convention claim

  47. PART 46 COSTS –SPECIAL CASES

    1. SECTION I Costs Payable by or to Particular Persons

      1. 46.1.Pre-commencement disclosure and orders for disclosure against a person who is not a party

      2. 46.2.Costs orders in favour of or against non-parties

      3. 46.3.Limitations on court’s power to award costs in favour of trustee or personal representative

      4. 46.4.Costs where money is payable by or to a child or protected party

      5. 46.5.Litigants in person

      6. 46.6.Costs where the court has made a group litigation order

      7. 46.7.Orders in respect of pro bono representation

    2. SECTION II Costs relating to Legal Representatives

      1. 46.8.Personal liability of legal representative for costs – wasted costs orders

      2. 46.9.Basis of detailed assessment of solicitor and client costs

      3. 46.10.Assessment procedure

    3. SECTION III Costs on Allocation and Re-Allocation

      1. 46.11.Costs on the small claims track and fast track

      2. 46.12.Limitation on amount court may allow where a claim allocated to the fast track settles before trial

      3. 46.13.Costs following allocation, re-allocation and non-allocation

    4. SECTION IV Costs-only Proceedings

      1. 46.14.Costs-only proceedings

    5. V COSTS IN CLAIMS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW

      1. 46.15.Claims for judicial review: costs against interveners

    6. SECTION VI Judicial Review Costs Capping Orders under Part 4 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015

      1. 46.16.Judicial review costs capping orders – general

      2. 46.17.Applications for judicial review costs capping orders

      3. 46.18.Court to consider making directions

      4. 46.19.Applications to vary judicial review costs capping orders

  48. PART 47 PROCEDURE FOR DETAILED ASSESSMENT OF COSTS AND DEFAULT PROVISIONS

    1. SECTION I General Rules about Detailed Assessment

      1. 47.1.Time when detailed assessment may be carried out

      2. 47.2.No stay of detailed assessment where there is an appeal

      3. 47.3.Powers of an authorised court officer

      4. 47.4.Venue for detailed assessment proceedings

    2. SECTION II Costs Payable by one Party to another – Commencement of Detailed Assessment Proceedings

      1. 47.5.Application of this Section

      2. 47.6.Commencement of detailed assessment proceedings

      3. 47.7.Period for commencing detailed assessment proceedings

      4. 47.8.Sanction for delay in commencing detailed assessment proceedings

      5. 47.9.Points of dispute and consequence of not serving

      6. 47.10.Procedure where costs are agreed

    3. SECTION III Costs payable by one Party to another – Default Provisions

      1. 47.11.Default costs certificate

      2. 47.12.Setting aside a default costs certificate

    4. SECTION IV Costs payable by one Party to another – Procedure where Points of Dispute are Served

      1. 47.13.Optional Reply

      2. 47.14.Detailed assessment hearing

      3. 47.15.Provisional Assessment

    5. SECTION V Interim Costs Certificate and Final Costs Certificate

      1. 47.16.Power to issue an interim certificate

      2. 47.17.Final costs certificate

    6. SECTION VI Detailed Assessment Procedure for Costs of A LSC Funded Client or , an Assisted Person or Person to Whom Legal Aid is Made Available where Costs are Payable out of the Community Legal Service Fund or by the Lord Chancellor under Part 1 of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012

      1. 47.18.Detailed assessment procedure where costs are payable out of the Community Legal Services Fund or by the Lord Chancellor under Part 1 of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012

      2. 47.19.Detailed assessment procedure where costs are payable out of a fund other than the community legal service fund

    7. SECTION VII Costs of Detailed Assessment Proceedings

      1. 47.20.Liability for costs of detailed assessment proceedings

    8. SECTION VIII Appeals from Authorised Court Officers in Detailed Assessment Proceedings

      1. 47.21.Right to appeal

      2. 47.22.Court to hear appeal

      3. 47.23.Appeal procedure

      4. 47.24.Powers of the court on appeal

  49. PART 48 PART 2 OF THE LEGAL AID, SENTENCING AND PUNISHMENT OF OFFENDERS ACT 2012 RELATING TO CIVIL LITIGATION FUNDING AND COSTS: TRANSITIONAL PROVISION IN RELATION TO PRE-COMMENCEMENT FUNDING ARRANGEMENTS

    1. 48.1.(1) The provisions of CPR Parts 43 to 48 relating...

    2. 48.2.(1) A pre-commencement funding arrangement is— (a) in relation to...

  50. PART 49 SPECIALIST PROCEEDINGS

    1. 49.These Rules apply to proceedings under— (a) the Companies Act...

  51. PART 50 APPLICATION OF THE SCHEDULES

    1. 50.(1) The Schedules to these Rules set out, with modifications,...

  52. PART 51 Transitional Arrangements and Pilot Schemes

    1. 51.A practice direction shall make provision for the extent to...

    2. 51.1.Practice Direction 51A makes provision for the extent to which...

    3. 51.2.Practice directions may modify or disapply any provision of these...

    4. 51.3.Temporary modifications for coronavirus or other emergency

  53. PART 52 APPEALS

    1. SECTION I Scope and interpretation

      1. 52.1.Scope and interpretation

      2. 52.2.Parties to comply with Practice Directions 52A to 52E

    2. SECTION II Permission to appeal – General

      1. 52.3.Permission to appeal

      2. 52.4.Determination of applications for permission to appeal to the County Court and High Court

      3. 52.5.Determination of applications for permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal

      4. 52.6.Permission to appeal test – first appeals

      5. 52.7.Permission to appeal test – second appeals

    3. SECTION III Permission to appeal – judicial review appeals, planning statutory review appeals and appeals from the Employment Appeal Tribunal

      1. 52.8.Judicial review appeals from the High Court

      2. 52.9.Judicial review appeals from the Upper Tribunal

      3. 52.10.Planning statutory review appeals

      4. 52.11.Appeals from the Employment Appeal Tribunal

    4. SECTION IV Additional rules

      1. 52.12.Appellant’s notice

      2. 52.13.Respondent’s notice

      3. 52.14.Transcripts at public expense

      4. 52.15.Variation of time

      5. 52.16.Stay(GL)

      6. 52.17.Amendment of appeal notice

      7. 52.18.Striking out(GL) appeal notices and setting aside(GL) or imposing conditions on permission to appeal

      8. 52.19.Orders to limit the recoverable costs of an appeal – general

      9. 52.19A.Orders to limit the recoverable costs of an appeal – appeals in Aarhus Convention claims

      10. 52.20.Appeal court’s powers

      11. 52.21.Hearing of appeals

      12. 52.22.Non-disclosure of Part 36 offers and payments

    5. SECTION V Special provisions relating to the Court of Appeal

      1. 52.23.Assignment of appeals to the Court of Appeal

      2. 52.24.Who may exercise the powers of the Court of Appeal

    6. SECTION VI Special provisions relating to statutory appeals

      1. 52.25.Statutory appeals – court’s power to hear any person

      2. 52.26.Appeals under the Law of Property Act 1922

      3. 52.27.Appeals from certain tribunals

      4. 52.28.Appeals under certain planning legislation

      5. 52.29.Appeals under certain legislation relating to pensions

    7. SECTION VII Reopening final appeals

      1. 52.30.Reopening of final appeals

  54. PART 53 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS CLAIMS

    1. 53.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 53.2.Specialist list

    3. 53.3.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

    4. 53.4.Proceedings in the Media and Communications List

    5. 53.5.Summary disposal under the Defamation Act 1996

    6. 53.6.Sources of information

  55. PART 54 JUDICIAL REVIEW AND STATUTORY REVIEW

    1. SECTION I— JUDICIAL REVIEW

      1. 54.1.Scope and interpretation

      2. 54.1A.Who may exercise the powers of the High Court

      3. 54.2.When this Section must be used

      4. 54.3.When this Section may be used

      5. 54.4.Permission required

      6. 54.5.Time limit for filing claim form

      7. 54.6.Claim form

      8. 54.7.Service of claim form

      9. 54.7A.Judicial review of decisions of the Upper Tribunal

      10. 54.8.Acknowledgment of service

      11. 54.9.Failure to file acknowledgment of service

      12. 54.10.Permission given

      13. 54.11.Service of order giving or refusing permission

      14. 54.11A.Permission decision where court requires a hearing

      15. 54.12.Permission decision without a hearing

      16. 54.13.Defendant etc. may not apply to set aside(gl)

      17. 54.14.Response

      18. 54.15.Where claimant seeks to rely on additional grounds

      19. 54.16.Evidence

      20. 54.17.Court’s powers to hear any person

      21. 54.18.Judicial review may be decided without a hearing

      22. 54.19.Court’s powers in respect of quashing orders

      23. 54.20.Transfer

    2. II PLANNING COURT

      1. 54.21.General

      2. 54.22.Specialist list

      3. 54.23.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

      4. 54.24.Further provision about Planning Court claims

    3. 54.25.Determining the application

    4. 54.26.Service of order

    5. 54.27.Costs

    6. III – APPLICATIONS FOR STATUTORY REVIEW UNDER SECTION 103A OF THE NATIONALITY, IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM ACT 2002

      1. 54.28.Scope and interpretation

      2. 54.28A.Representation of applicants while filter provision has effect

      3. 54.28B.Service of documents on appellants within the jurisdiction

      4. 54.29.Application for review

      5. 54.30.Application to extend time limit

      6. 54.31.Procedure while filter provision has effect

      7. 54.32.Procedure in fast track cases while filter provision does not have effect

      8. 54.33.Determination of the application by the Administrative Court

      9. 54.34.Service of order

      10. 54.35.Costs

      11. 54.36.Continuing an application in circumstances in which it would otherwise be treated as abandoned

  56. PART 55 POSSESSION CLAIMS

    1. 55.A1.Coronavirus – temporary provision

    2. 55.1.Interpretation

    3. I–GENERAL RULES

      1. 55.2.Scope

      2. 55.3.Starting the claim

      3. 55.4.Particulars of claim

      4. 55.5.Hearing date

      5. 55.6.Service of claims against trespassers

      6. 55.7.Defendant’s response

      7. 55.8.The hearing

      8. 55.9.Allocation

      9. 55.10.Possession claims relating to mortgaged residential property

      10. 55.10A.Electronic issue of certain possession claims

    4. II–ACCELERATED POSSESSION CLAIMS OF PROPERTY LET ON AN ASSURED SHORTHOLD TENANCY

      1. 55.11.When this section may be used

      2. 55.12.Conditions

      3. 55.13.Claim form

      4. 55.14.Defence

      5. 55.15.Claim referred to judge

      6. 55.16.Consideration of the claim

      7. 55.17.Possession order

      8. 55.18.Postponement of possession

      9. 55.19.Application to set aside or vary

    5. SECTION III—INTERIM POSSESSION ORDERS

      1. 55.20.When this section may be used

      2. 55.21.Conditions for IPO application

      3. 55.22.The application

      4. 55.23.Service

      5. 55.24.Defendant’s response

      6. 55.25.Hearing of the application

      7. 55.26.Service and enforcement of the IPO

      8. 55.27.After IPO made

      9. 55.28.Application to set aside IPO

      10. 55.29.Stay of possession proceedings, coronavirus

  57. PART 56 LANDLORD AND TENANT CLAIMS AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ABOUT LAND

    1. I–LANDLORD AND TENANT CLAIMS

      1. 56.1.Scope and interpretation

      2. 56.2.Starting the claim

      3. 56.3.Claims for a new tenancy under section 24 and for the termination of a tenancy under section 29(2) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954

    2. II–MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS ABOUT LAND

      1. 56.4.Scope

  58. PART 57 PROBATE, INHERITANCE, PRESUMPTION OF DEATH AND GUARDIANSHIP OF MISSING PERSONS

    1. 57.1.Scope of this Part and definitions

    2. SECTION I—PROBATE CLAIMS General (1) This Section contains rules about probate claims.

      1. 57.2.General

      2. 57.3.How to start a probate claim

      3. 57.4.Acknowledgment of service and defence

      4. 57.5.Lodging of testamentary documents and filing of evidence about testamentary documents

      5. 57.6.Revocation of existing grant

      6. 57.7.Contents of statements of case

      7. 57.8.Counterclaim

      8. 57.9.Probate counterclaim in other proceedings

      9. 57.10.Failure to acknowledge service or to file a defence

      10. 57.11.Discontinuance and dismissal

    3. SECTION II—RECTIFICATION OF WILLS

      1. 57.12.(1) This Section contains rules about claims for the rectification...

    4. SECTION III—SUBSTITUTION AND REMOVAL OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES

      1. 57.13.(1) This Section contains rules about claims and applications for...

    5. IV CLAIMS UNDER THE INHERITANCE (PROVISION FOR FAMILY AND DEPENDANTS) ACT 1975

      1. 57.14.Scope of this Section

      2. 57.15.Proceedings in the High Court

      3. 57.16.Procedure for claims under section 1 of the Act

    6. SECTION V Proceedings under the Presumption of Death Act 2013

      1. 57.17.Scope and interpretation

      2. 57.18.Proceedings to be in the High Court

      3. 57.19.Procedure for claims for a declaration of presumed death or a variation order

      4. 57.20.Giving notice of claim

      5. 57.21.Advertisement of claim

      6. 57.22.Interveners

      7. 57.23.Requirement to provide information

      8. 57.24.Requirement to send copy of declaration to the Public Guardian

    7. SECTION VI PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE GUARDIANSHIP (MISSING PERSONS) ACT 2017

      1. 57.25.Scope and interpretation

      2. 57.26.Proceedings to be in the High Court

      3. 57.27.Procedure for making claims for a guardianship order

      4. 57.28.Procedure for making applications for revocation/variation of guardianship orders and applications relating to guardianship orders

      5. 57.29.Giving notice and advertisement of claim for a guardianship order or an application for a revocation/variation order

      6. 57.30.Giving notice and advertisement of applications relating to guardianship orders or the potential exercise of powers under the 2017 Act

      7. 57.31.Interveners

      8. 57.32.Requirement to send copy of all orders made to the Public Guardian

      9. 57.33.Death of the missing person

  59. PART 57A BUSINESS AND PROPERTY COURTS

    1. 57A.1.The Business and Property Courts

    2. 57A.2.Courts and lists

    3. 57A.3.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

  60. PART 58 COMMERCIAL COURT

    1. 58.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. 58.2.Specialist list

    3. 58.3.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

    4. 58.4.Proceedings in the commercial list

    5. 58.5.Claim form and particulars of claim

    6. 58.6.Acknowledgment of service

    7. 58.7.Disputing the court’s jurisdiction

    8. 58.8.Default judgment

    9. 58.9.Admissions

    10. 58.10.Defence and Reply

    11. 58.11.Statements of case

    12. 58.12.Part 8 claims

    13. 58.13.Case management

    14. 58.14.Disclosure—ships papers

    15. 58.15.Judgments and orders

  61. PART 59 CIRCUIT COMMERCIAL COURTS

    1. 59.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. 59.2.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

    3. 59.3.Transfer of proceedings

    4. 59.4.Claim form and particulars of claim

    5. 59.5.Acknowledgment of service

    6. 59.6.Disputing the court’s jurisdiction

    7. 59.7.Default judgment

    8. 59.8.Admissions

    9. 59.9.Defence and Reply

    10. 59.10.Statements of case

    11. 59.11.Case management

    12. 59.12.Judgments and orders

  62. PART 60 TECHNOLOGY AND CONSTRUCTION COURT CLAIMS

    1. 60.1.General

    2. 60.2.Specialist list

    3. 60.3.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

    4. 60.4.Issuing a TCC claim

    5. 60.5.Reply

    6. 60.6.Case management

    7. 60.7.Judgments and Orders

  63. PART 61 ADMIRALTY CLAIMS

    1. 61.1.Scope and interpretation

    2. 61.2.Admiralty claims

    3. 61.3.Claims in rem

    4. 61.4.Special provisions relating to collision claims

    5. 61.5.Arrest

    6. 61.6.Security in claim in rem

    7. 61.7.Cautions against arrest

    8. 61.8.Release and cautions against release

    9. (10).Where persons interested in the ship or cargo are unable...

    10. 61.9.Judgment in default

    11. 61.10.Sale by the court, priorities and payment out

    12. 61.11.Limitation claims

    13. 61.12.Stay of proceedings

    14. 61.13.Assessors

  64. PART 62 ARBITRATION CLAIMS

    1. 62.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. I CLAIMS UNDER THE 1996 ACT

      1. 62.2.Interpretation

      2. 62.3.Starting the claim

      3. 62.4.Arbitration claim form

      4. 62.5.Service out of the jurisdiction

      5. 62.6.Notice

      6. 62.7.Case management

      7. 62.8.Stay of legal proceedings

      8. 62.9.Variation of time

      9. 62.10.Hearings

    3. II OTHER ARBITRATION CLAIMS

      1. 62.11.Scope of this Section

      2. 62.12.Applications to Judge

      3. 62.13.Starting the claim

      4. 62.14.Claims in District Registries

      5. 62.15.Time limits and other special provisions about arbitration claims

      6. 62.16.Service out of the jurisdiction

    4. III ENFORCEMENT

      1. 62.17.Scope of this Section

      2. 62.18.Enforcement of awards

      3. 62.19.Interest on awards

      4. 62.20.Registration in High Court of foreign awards

      5. 62.21.Registration of awards under the Arbitration (International Investment Disputes) Act 1966

  65. PART 63 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CLAIMS

    1. 63.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. I PATENTS AND REGISTERED DESIGNS

      1. 63.2.Scope of Section I and allocation

      2. 63.3.Specialist list

      3. 63.4.Patents judge

      4. 63.5.Starting the claim

      5. 63.6.Claim for infringement or challenge to validity of a patent or registered design

      6. 63.7.Defence and reply

      7. 63.8.Case management

      8. 63.9.Disclosure and inspection

      9. 63.10.Application to amend a patent specification in existing proceedings

      10. 63.11.Court’s determination of question or application

      11. 63.12.Application by employee for compensation

    3. II REGISTERED TRADE MARKS AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

      1. 63.13.Allocation

    4. III SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS AND PARTICIPATION BY THE COMPTROLLER

      1. 63.14.Service of documents

      2. 63.15.Participation by the Comptroller

    5. IV APPEALS

      1. 63.16.Appeals from decisions of the Comptroller or the registrar

    6. SECTION V INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ENTERPRISE COURT

      1. 63.17.Scope of this Section

      2. 63.17A.(1) In proceedings in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court in...

      3. 63.18.Transfer of proceedings

      4. 63.19.Enterprise judges and District Judges

      5. 63.20.Statements of case

      6. 63.21.Statement of truth

      7. 63.22.Defence and reply

      8. 63.23.Case management

      9. 63.24.Disclosure and inspection

      10. 63.25.Applications

      11. 63.26.Costs

      12. 63.27.Allocation to the small claims track

      13. 63.28.Extent to which rules in this Part apply to small claims

  66. PART 63A FINANCIAL LIST

    1. 63A.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. 63A.2.Specialist list

    3. 63A.3.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

    4. 63A.4.Proceedings in the Financial List

  67. PART 64 ESTATES, TRUSTS AND CHARITIES

    1. 64.1.General

    2. SECTION I: CLAIMS RELATING TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES AND TRUSTS

      1. 64.2.Scope of this Section

      2. 64.3.Claim form

      3. 64.4.Parties

    3. SECTION II: CHARITY PROCEEDINGS

      1. 64.5.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 64.6.Application for permission to take charity proceedings

  68. PART 65 PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND HARASSMENT

    1. 65.1.Scope of this Part

    2. SECTION I Housing Act 1996 injunctions

      1. 65.2.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 65.3.Applications for an injunction

      3. 65.4.Injunction containing provisions to which a power of arrest is attached

      4. 65.5.Application for warrant of arrest under section 155(3) of the 1996 Act

      5. 65.6.Proceedings following arrest

      6. 65.7.Recognizance

    3. SECTION II Applications by local authorities for power of arrest to be attached to an injunction

      1. 65.8.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 65.9.Applications under section 91(3) of the 2003 Act or section 27(3) of the 2006 Act for a power of arrest to be attached to any provision of an injunction

      3. 65.10.Injunction containing provisions to which a power of arrest is attached

    4. SECTION III Demotion claims, proceedings related to demoted tenancies and applications to suspend the right to buy

      1. 65.11.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 65.12.Demotion claims or suspension claims made in the alternative to possession claims

      3. 65.13.Other demotion or suspension claims

      4. 65.14.Starting a demotion or suspension claim

      5. 65.15.Particulars of claim

      6. 65.16.Hearing date

      7. 65.17.Defendant’s response

      8. 65.18.The hearing

      9. 65.19.Allocation

      10. 65.20.Proceedings relating to demoted tenancies

    5. SECTION IV Anti-social behaviour orders under the Crime and Disorder Act 1998

      1. 65.21.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 65.22.Application where the relevant authority is a party in principal proceedings

      3. 65.23.Application by a relevant authority to join a person to the principal proceedings

      4. 65.24.Application where the relevant authority is not party in principal proceedings

      5. 65.25.Evidence

      6. 65.26.Application for an interim order

    6. SECTION V Proceedings under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997

      1. 65.27.Scope of this Section

      2. 65.28.Claims under section 3 of the 1997 Act

      3. 65.29.Applications for issue of a warrant of arrest under section 3(3) of the 1997 Act

      4. 65.30.Proceedings following arrest

    7. VI Drinking Banning Orders under the Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006

      1. 65.31.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 65.32.Application where the relevant authority is a party in principal proceedings

      3. 65.33.Application where the relevant authority is not a party in principal proceedings

      4. 65.34.Application by a relevant authority to join a person to the principal proceedings

      5. 65.35.Evidence

      6. 65.36.Application for an interim order

    8. VII Parenting Orders under the Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003

      1. 65.37.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 65.38.Applications for parenting orders

      3. 65.39.Applications by the relevant authority to be joined to proceedings

      4. 65.40.Applications by the relevant authority to join a parent to proceedings

      5. 65.41.Evidence

    9. SECTION VIII Injunctions under the Policing and Crime Act 2009 and under Part 1 of the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014

      1. 65.42.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 65.43.Applications for an injunction

      3. 65.44.Injunction containing provisions to which a power of arrest is attached

      4. 65.45.Application to vary or discharge an injunction

      5. 65.46.Application for warrant of arrest under section 44(2) of the 2009 Act or section 10 of the 2014 Act

      6. 65.47.Proceedings following arrest under the 2009 Act and under the 2014 Act

      7. 65.48.Recognizance

      8. 65.49.Applications for a power of arrest to be attached to any provision of an injunction

  69. PART 66 CROWN PROCEEDINGS

    1. 66.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. 66.2.Application of the Civil Procedure Rules

    3. 66.3.Action on behalf of the Crown

    4. 66.4.Counterclaims, other Part 20 claims, and set-off

    5. 66.5.Applications in revenue matters

    6. 66.6.Enforcement against the Crown

    7. 66.7.Money due from the Crown

  70. PART 67 PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO SOLICITORS

    1. 67.1.Scope and interpretation

    2. 67.2.Power to order solicitor to deliver cash account etc.

    3. 67.3.Proceedings under Part III of the Act

    4. 67.4.Proceedings under Schedule 1 to the Act

  71. PART 68 References to the European Court

    1. 68.1.Interpretation

    2. 68.2.Making of order

    3. 68.3.Requests made by the court to the European Court

    4. 68.4.Transmission to the European Court

    5. 68.5.Stay of proceedings

  72. PART 69 COURT'S POWER TO APPOINT A RECEIVER

    1. 69.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 69.2.Court’s power to appoint receiver

    3. 69.3.How to apply for the appointment of a receiver

    4. 69.4.Service of order appointing receiver

    5. 69.5.Security

    6. 69.6.Receiver’s application for directions

    7. 69.7.Receiver’s remuneration

    8. 69.8.Accounts

    9. 69.9.Non-compliance by receiver

    10. 69.10.Application for discharge of receiver

    11. 69.11.Order discharging or terminating appointment of receiver

  73. PART 70 GENERAL RULES ABOUT ENFORCEMENT OFJUDGMENTS AND ORDERS

    1. 70.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. 70.1A.Application for order

    3. 70.2.Methods of enforcing judgments or orders

    4. 70.2A.Court may order act to be done at expense of disobedient party

    5. 70.3.Transfer of proceedings for enforcement

    6. 70.4.Enforcement of judgment or order by or against non-party

    7. 70.5.Enforcement of decisions of bodies other than the High Court and the County Court and compromises enforceable by enactment

    8. 70.6.Effect of setting aside judgment or order

    9. 70.7.Debt respite scheme

  74. PART 71 ORDERS TO OBTAIN INFORMATION FROM JUDGMENT DEBTORS

    1. 71.1.Scope of this Part

    2. 71.2.Order to attend court

    3. 71.3.Service of order

    4. 71.4.Travelling expenses

    5. 71.5.Judgment creditor’s affidavit

    6. 71.6.Conduct of the hearing

    7. 71.7.Adjournment of the hearing

    8. 71.8.Failure to comply with order

  75. PART 72 THIRD PARTY DEBT ORDERS

    1. 72.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. 72.2.Third party debt order

    3. 72.3.Application for third party debt order

    4. 72.4.Interim third party debt order

    5. 72.5.Service of interim order

    6. 72.6.Obligations of third parties served with interim order

    7. 72.7.Arrangements for debtors in hardship

    8. 72.8.Further consideration of the application

    9. 72.9.Effect of final third party order

    10. 72.10.Money in court

    11. 72.11.Costs

  76. PART 73 CHARGING ORDERS, STOP ORDERS AND STOP NOTICES

    1. 73.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. SECTION I. CHARGING ORDERS

      1. 73.2.Scope of this Section

      2. 73.3.Application for charging order

      3. 73.4.Interim charging order – County Court Money Claims Centre

      4. 73.5.Review of a decision made by a court officer

      5. 73.6.Interim charging order – venues other than the County Court Money Claims Centre

      6. 73.7.Service of interim order

      7. 73.8.Effect of interim order in relation to securities

      8. 73.9.Effect of interim order in relation to funds in court

      9. 73.10.Further consideration of the application where interim charging order was made at the County Court Money Claims Centre and has not been transferred under rule 73.4(6) for a hearing

      10. 73.10ZA.Reconsideration of a decision made by a legal adviser

      11. 73.10A.Further consideration of the application where interim charging order was made other than at the County Court Money Claims Centre, or has been transferred out of that Centre under rule 73.4(6)

      12. 73.10B.Discharge or variation of order

      13. 73.10C.Enforcement of charging order by sale

    3. SECTION II—STOP ORDERS

      1. 73.11.Interpretation

      2. 73.12.Application for stop order

      3. 73.13.Stop order relating to funds in court

      4. 73.14.Stop order relating to securities

      5. 73.15.Variation or discharge of order

    4. SECTION III—STOP NOTICES

      1. 73.16.General

      2. 73.17.Request for stop notice

      3. 73.18.Effect of stop notice

      4. 73.19.Amendment of stop notice

      5. 73.20.Withdrawal of stop notice

      6. 73.21.Discharge or variation of stop notice

      7. 73.22.Practice Direction 73 makes provision for the procedure to be...

  77. PART 74 ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS IN DIFFERENT JURISDICTIONS

    1. 74.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. I: ENFORCEMENT IN ENGLAND AND WALES OF JUDGMENTS OF FOREIGN COURTS Interpretation (1) In this Section— (a) “Contracting State” has the meaning...

      1. 74.2.Interpretation

      2. 74.3.Applications for registration

      3. 74.3A.Enforcement under the Judgments Regulation

      4. 74.4.Evidence in support

      5. 74.4A.Procedure for enforcing judgments under the Judgments Regulation

      6. 74.5.Security for costs

      7. 74.6.Registration orders

      8. 74.7.Applications to set aside registration

      9. 74.7A.Refusal of recognition or enforcement under the Judgments Regulation

      10. 74.7B.Relief against enforcement under the Judgments Regulation

      11. 74.7C.Suspension of proceedings in which a judgment is invoked under the Judgments Regulation

      12. 74.8.Appeals

      13. 74.9.Enforcement

      14. 74.10.Recognition

      15. 74.11.Authentic instruments and court settlements

      16. 74.11A.Adaptation of certain orders in foreign judgments subject to the Judgments Regulation

    3. II: ENFORCEMENT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES OF JUDGMENTS OF THE HIGH COURT AND THE COUNTY COURT

      1. 74.12.Application for a certified copy of a judgment

      2. 74.13.Evidence in support

    4. III: ENFORCEMENT OF UNITED KINGDOM JUDGMENTS IN OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

      1. 74.14.Interpretation

      2. 74.15.Registration of money judgments in the High Court

      3. 74.16.Registration of non-money judgments in the High Court

      4. 74.17.Certificates of High Court and County Court money judgments

      5. 74.18.Certified copies of High Court and County Court non-money judgments

    5. IV: ENFORCEMENT IN ENGLAND AND WALES OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY JUDGMENTS

      1. 74.19.Interpretation

      2. 74.20.Application for registration of a Community judgment

      3. 74.21.Evidence in support

      4. 74.22.Registration orders

      5. 74.23.Application to vary or cancel registration

      6. 74.24.Enforcement

      7. 74.25.Application for registration of suspension order

      8. 74.26.Registration and enforcement of a Euratom inspection order

    6. V EUROPEAN ENFORCEMENT ORDERS

      1. 74.27.Interpretation

      2. 74.28.Certification of Judgments of the Courts of England and Wales

      3. 74.29.Applications for a certificate of lack or limitation of enforceability

      4. 74.30.Applications for rectification or withdrawal

      5. 74.31.Enforcement of European Enforcement Orders in England and Wales

      6. 74.32.Refusal of Enforcement

      7. 74.33.Stay of or limitation on enforcement

    7. VI Recognition and enforcement of protection measures

      1. 74.34.Interpretation

      2. 74.35.Procedure for applications in this Section

      3. ...

        1. 74.36.Application for an Article 5 certificate

        2. 74.37.The court to which an application for an Article 5 certificate must be made

        3. 74.38.When a request for a translation of an Article 5 certificate may be made

        4. 74.39.The court to which a request for a translation of an Article 5 certificate must be made

        5. 74.40.Service requirements under Article 6

        6. 74.41.Notification of the certificate under Article 8

        7. 74.42.Rectification of an Article 5 certificate

        8. 74.43.Withdrawal of an Article 5 certificate

        9. 74.44.When an application for an Article 14 certificate may be made

        10. 74.45.The court to which an application for an Article 14 certificate must be made

      4. INCOMING PROTECTION MEASURES

        1. 74.46.Application for adjustment under Article 11

        2. 74.47.Notification of the adjustment under Article 11

        3. 74.48.Enforcement of an incoming protection measure

        4. 74.49.Application for refusal of recognition or enforcement under Article 13

        5. 74.50.Application under Article 14(2)

  78. PART 75 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT

    1. 75.1.Scope and interpretation

    2. 75.2.The Centre

    3. 75.3.Request

    4. 75.4.Electronic delivery of documents

    5. 75.5.Functions of court officer

    6. 75.5A.Review of decision of court officer

    7. 75.6.Enforcement of orders

    8. 75.7.Local authority warrant of control

    9. 75.8.Revocation of order

    10. 75.9.Transfer for enforcement

    11. 75.10.Further information required

    12. 75.11.Combining requests

  79. PART 76 PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE PREVENTION OF TERRORISM ACT 2005

    1. SECTION 1 Application of this Part

      1. 76.1.Scope and interpretation

      2. 76.2.Modification to the overriding objective

    2. SECTION 2 Applications to the High Court relating to derogating control orders

      1. 76.3.Scope of this section

      2. 76.4.Applications for the making of a derogating control order

      3. 76.5.Directions for a full hearing on notice

      4. 76.6.Applications on notice

    3. SECTION 3 Permission applications, references and appeals to the High Court relating to non-derogating control orders

      1. 76.7.Scope of this section

      2. 76.8.Application for permission to make non-derogating control order

      3. 76.9.References under section 3(3) of the Act

      4. 76.10.Directions for hearing on application for permission or on a reference

      5. 76.11.Appeals under section 10 of the Act

      6. 76.12.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

      7. 76.13.Notice of appeal

      8. 76.14.Time limit for appealing

      9. 76.15.Secretary of State’s reply

    4. SECTION 4 Appeals to the Court of Appeal

      1. 76.16.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

    5. SECTION 5 General provisions

      1. 76.17.Scope of this section

      2. 76.18.Address for issuing proceedings in the High Court

      3. 76.19.Applications for anonymity

      4. 76.20.Notification of hearing

      5. 76.21.Hearings

      6. 76.22.Hearings in private

      7. 76.23.Appointment of a special advocate

      8. 76.24.Functions of special advocate

      9. 76.25.Special advocate: communicating about proceedings

      10. 76.26.Modification of the general rules of evidence and disclosure

      11. 76.27.Filing and service of relevant material

      12. 76.28.Closed material

      13. 76.29.Consideration of Secretary of State’s objection

      14. 76.30.Order of filing and serving material and written submissions

      15. 76.31.Failure to comply with directions

      16. 76.32.Judgments

      17. 76.33.Application by Secretary of State for reconsideration of decision

      18. 76.34.Supply of court documents

  80. PART 77 PROVISIONS IN SUPPORT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

    1. 77.1.Scope of this Part

    2. SECTION 1 – SERIOUS CRIME PREVENTION ORDERS

      1. 77.1A.Interpretation

      2. 77.2.Application for a SCPO

      3. 77.3.Applications by third parties to make representations and applications to vary or discharge a SCPO made by the High Court

      4. 77.4.Application to vary or discharge a SCPO made by the Crown Court

      5. 77.5.Where to make an application

    3. SECTION 2 APPLICATION TO QUASH AN ACQUITTAL

      1. 77.6.Scope and interpretation

      2. 77.7.Time limit for making the application

      3. 77.8.Where to make the application

      4. 77.9.How to make the application

      5. 77.10.Notice to defendant (acquitted person)

      6. 77.11.Response to the application

      7. 77.12.Further evidence

      8. 77.13.Determination of the application to quash an acquittal (general provisions)

      9. 77.14.Application for a hearing to determine the application to quash an acquittal

      10. 77.15.Hearing to determine the application to quash an acquittal

  81. PART 78 EUROPEAN ... PROCEDURES

    1. 78.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. SECTION I - EUROPEAN ORDER FOR PAYMENT PROCEDURE

      1. 78.2.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. EOP applications made to a court in England and Wales

        1. 78.3.Application for a European Order for Payment

        2. 78.4.Withdrawal of EOP application

        3. 78.5.Transfer of proceedings where an EOP application has been opposed

        4. 78.5A.Procedure where EOP application treated as if started as a claim under Part 7

        5. 78.5B.Procedure where EOP application treated as if started as a claim under the ESCP Regulation

        6. 78.6.Filing of acknowledgment of service and defence where an EOP application is treated as if started as a claim under Part 7

        7. 78.7.Default judgment where an EOP application is treated as if started as a claim under Part 7

        8. 78.8.Review in exceptional cases

      3. Enforcement of EOPS in England and Wales

        1. 78.9.Enforcement of European orders for payment

        2. 78.10.Refusal of enforcement

        3. 78.11.Stay of or limitation on enforcement

    3. SECTION II - EUROPEAN SMALL CLAIMS PROCEDURE

      1. 78.12.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. ESCP claims made in a court in England and Wales

        1. 78.13.Filing an ESCP claim form

        2. 78.14.Allocation of ESCP claims

        3. 78.15.Transfer of proceedings where the claim is outside the scope of the ESCP Regulation – article 4(3) of the ESCP Regulation

        4. 78.16.Defendant’s response

        5. 78.17.Transfer of proceedings where the defendant claims that the non-monetary claim exceeds the limit set in article 2(1) of the ESCP Regulation – article 5(5) of the ESCP Regulation

        6. 78.18.Transfer of proceedings where the ESCP counterclaim exceeds the limit set in article 2(1) of the ESCP Regulation – article 5(7) of the ESCP Regulation

        7. 78.19.Review of judgment

      3. Enforcement of ESCP judgments in England and Wales

        1. 78.20.Enforcement of an ESCP judgment

        2. 78.21.Refusal of enforcement

        3. 78.22.Stay of or limitation on enforcement

    4. SECTION III MEDIATION DIRECTIVE

      1. 78.23.Scope of this Section and interpretation

      2. 78.24.Making a mediation settlement enforceable (mediation settlement enforcement orders)

      3. 78.25.Mediation settlement enforcement orders: foreign currency

      4. 78.26.Mediation evidence: disclosure or inspection

      5. 78.27.Mediation evidence: witnesses and depositions

      6. 78.28.Mediation evidence: small claims

  82. PART 79 PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE COUNTER-TERRORISM ACT 2008, PART 1 OF THE TERRORIST ASSET-FREEZING ETC. ACT 2010 AND PART 1 OF THE SANCTIONS AND ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING ACT 2018

    1. SECTION 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS

      1. 79.1.Scope and interpretation of this Part

      2. 79.2.Modification to the overriding objective

    2. SECTION 2 APPLICATION TO SET ASIDE FINANCIAL RESTRICTIONS DECISIONS UNDER THE 2008 ACT OR THE 2010 ACT AND SANCTIONS DECISIONS UNDER THE 2018 ACT.

      1. 79.3.Scope of this Section

      2. 79.4....

      3. 79.5.Applications (general) and modification of Part 8

      4. 79.6.Application to set aside

      5. 79.7.Fixing of directions hearing date

      6. 79.8.Service of the claim form and accompanying documents

      7. 79.9.Acknowledgment of service

      8. 79.10.Directions hearing

      9. 79.11.Response by the appropriate Minister

      10. 79.12.Filing and service of evidence

      11. 79.13.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

      12. 79.14.Service of appellant’s notice on special advocate

    3. SECTION 3 APPEALS IN RELATION TO DESIGNATIONS UNDER THE 2010 ACT

      1. 79.14A.Scope of this Section

      2. 79.14B.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

      3. 79.14C.Appellant’s notice

      4. 79.14D.Appeals to the Court of Appeal

    4. SECTION 4 GENERAL PROVISIONS APPLICABLE TO SECTIONS 2 AND 3 OF THIS PART

      1. 79.15.Scope of this Section

      2. 79.15A.Where to make an application

      3. 79.16.Notification of hearing

      4. 79.17.Hearings

      5. 79.18.Appointment of a special advocate

      6. 79.19.Function of a special advocate

      7. 79.20.Special advocate: communicating about proceedings

      8. 79.21.Consideration of the appropriate Minister’s objection

      9. 79.22.Modification of the general rules of evidence and disclosure

      10. 79.23.Search for, filing of and service of material

      11. 79.24.Redacted material

      12. 79.25.Application to withhold closed material

      13. 79.26.Consideration of the appropriate Minister’s application

      14. 79.27.Failure to comply with directions

      15. 79.28.Judgments

      16. 79.29.Application by appropriate Minister for reconsideration of order, direction or judgment

      17. 79.30.Supply of court documents

    5. SECTION 5 NOTIFICATION ORDERS

      1. 79.31.Applications for a notification order

  83. Part 80 Proceedings under the Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures Act 2011

    1. SECTION 1 Application of this Part

      1. 80.1.Scope and interpretation

      2. 80.2.Modification to the overriding objective

    2. SECTION 2 Permission Applications, References and Appeals to the High Court Relating to TPIM Notices

      1. 80.3.Scope of this section

      2. 80.4.Application for permission to impose measures

      3. 80.5.Reference of measures imposed without permission

      4. 80.6.Directions for hearing on an application for permission or on a reference

      5. 80.7.Appeals under section 16 of the Act

      6. 80.8.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

      7. 80.9.Notice of appeal

      8. 80.10.Time limit for appealing

      9. 80.11.Secretary of State’s reply

    3. SECTION 3 Appeals to the Court of Appeal

      1. 80.12.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

    4. SECTION 4 General Provisions

      1. 80.13.Scope of this section

      2. 80.14.Address for filing proceedings

      3. 80.15.Applications for anonymity

      4. 80.16.Notification of hearing

      5. 80.17.Hearings

      6. 80.18.Hearings in private

      7. 80.19.Appointment of a special advocate

      8. 80.20.Functions of a special advocate

      9. 80.21.Special advocate: communicating about proceedings

      10. 80.22.Modification of the general rules of evidence and disclosure

      11. 80.23.Filing and service of relevant material

      12. 80.24.Closed material

      13. 80.25.Consideration of the Secretary of State’s objection or application

      14. 80.26.Order of filing and serving material and written submissions

      15. 80.27.Failure to comply with directions

      16. 80.28.Judgments

      17. 80.29.Application by the Secretary of State for reconsideration of decision

      18. 80.30.Supply of court documents

  84. PART 81 APPLICATIONS AND PROCEEDINGS IN RELATION TO CONTEMPT OF COURT

    1. 81.1.Scope

    2. 81.2.Interpretation

    3. 81.3.How to make a contempt application

    4. 81.4.Requirements of a contempt application

    5. 81.5.Service of a contempt application

    6. 81.6.Cases where no application is made

    7. 81.7.Directions for hearing of contempt proceedings

    8. 81.8.Hearings and judgments in contempt proceedings

    9. 81.9.Powers of the court in contempt proceedings

    10. 81.10.Applications to discharge committal orders

  85. PART 82 CLOSED MATERIAL PROCEDURE

    1. SECTION I Application of this Part

      1. 82.1.Scope and interpretation

      2. 82.2.Modification to the overriding objective

      3. 82.3.Rules to apply subject to this Part

    2. SECTION II General provisions

      1. 82.4.Scope of this Section

      2. 82.5.Case management

      3. 82.6.Hearings in private

      4. 82.7.Notification of hearings

      5. 82.8.Proceedings which must be determined at a hearing

      6. 82.9.Appointment of a special advocate

      7. 82.10.Functions of a special advocate

      8. 82.11.Special advocate: communicating about proceedings

      9. 82.12.Evidence in proceedings to which this Part applies

      10. 82.13.Sensitive material

      11. 82.14.Consideration of closed material application or of objection to special advocate’s communication

      12. 82.15.Failure to comply with directions

      13. 82.16.Judgments

      14. 82.17.Application by the Secretary of State or relevant person for reconsideration of decision

      15. 82.18.Supply of court documents

    3. SECTION III Applications under section 6(2) of the Act

      1. 82.19.Scope of this Section

      2. 82.20.Possible application for declaration under section 6(2) of the Act by Secretary of State: notification to Secretary of State if not a party

      3. 82.21.Notification of intention to make application for a declaration

      4. 82.22.Application for a declaration

      5. 82.23.Directions for hearing of an application

      6. 82.24.Notification by applicant following hearing of application

      7. 82.25.Secretary of State to be joined where declaration made

      8. 82.26.Directions following declaration

    4. SECTION IV Review and revocation of declarations made under section 6 of the Act

      1. 82.27.Scope of this Section

      2. 82.28.Possible revocation of declaration: court’s own motion

      3. 82.29.Application for revocation of declaration

      4. 82.30.Review of declaration: formal review

    5. SECTION V Review, under section 18 of the Act, of a certificate under section 17(3)(e) of the Act

      1. 82.31.Review of certification

    6. SECTION VI Appeals to the Court of Appeal

      1. 82.32.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

  86. PART 83 Writs and Warrants – General Provisions

    1. SECTION I Scope and Interpretation

      1. 83.1.Scope and interpretation

    2. SECTION II Writs and Warrants

      1. 83.2.Writs and warrants of control, writs of execution, warrants of delivery and warrants of possession – permission to issue certain writs or warrants

      2. 83.2A.Application for permission to issue a writof sequestration

      3. 83.3.Writs and warrants other than those conferring a power to use the TCG procedure – duration and priority

      4. 83.4.Writs and warrants conferring a power to use the TCG procedure – duration and priority

      5. 83.5.Writs and warrants – separate enforcement of costs

      6. 83.6.Writs and warrants – levying execution on certain days

      7. 83.7.Writs of control and warrants – power to stay execution or grant other relief

      8. 83.8.Writs and warrants – information about execution of the writ or warrant

      9. 83.8A.Notice of execution of writs and warrants of possession

    3. SECTION III Writs

      1. 83.9.Issue of writs of execution and writs of control

      2. 83.10.Writs of control and writs of delivery – description of parties

      3. 83.11.Writs relating to ecclesiastical property

      4. 83.12.Writs other than those conferring a power to use the TCG procedure – order for sale otherwise than by auction

      5. 83.13.Enforcement in the High Court of a judgment or order for possession of land

      6. 83.14.Enforcement in the High Court of a judgment or order for delivery of goods

      7. 83.14A.Application for permission to issue writ of sequestration

    4. SECTION IV Warrants

      1. 83.15.Application for warrant of control or warrant of delivery

      2. 83.16.Warrant of control or warrant of delivery – opposition by debtor and debtor’s request for transfer

      3. 83.17.Warrant of control or warrant of delivery – execution of High Court judgment

      4. 83.18.Warrants of control and warrants of delivery – description of parties

      5. 83.19.Creditor’s request for transfer to the High Court for enforcement

      6. 83.20.Warrants of control – bankruptcy or winding up of debtor

      7. 83.21.Warrants where the debtor is a farmer

      8. 83.22.Warrants – withdrawal and suspension of warrant at creditor’s request

      9. 83.23.Warrants of delivery

      10. 83.24.Warrants of delivery other than those conferring a power to use the TCG procedure – notice and inventory requirements

      11. 83.25.Warrants of delivery conferring a power to use the TCG procedure – notice of enforcement and inventory requirements

      12. 83.26.Warrants of possession

      13. 83.27.Saving for enforcement by contempt proceedings

      14. 83.28.Suspension of part warrant

      15. 83.29.Concurrent warrants

  87. PART 84 ENFORCEMENT BY TAKING CONTROL OF GOODS

    1. SECTION I Scope and Interpretation

      1. 84.1.Scope

      2. 84.2.Interpretation

    2. SECTION II Where and How to make Applications

      1. 84.3.Where and how to make applications

    3. SECTION III Taking Control of Goods

      1. 84.4.Notice of enforcement prior to taking control of goods – application for notice period of less than the minimum period

      2. 84.5.Application to extend the period in which to take control of goods

      3. 84.6.Application to take control of goods during prohibited hours

      4. 84.7.Application to enter, re-enter or remain on premises otherwise than during permitted hours

      5. 84.8.Notice of intention to re-enter premises – application for notice period of less than the minimum period

      6. 84.9.Application for a warrant to enter premises – conditions to be satisfied before a warrant may be issued

      7. 84.10.Application for a warrant allowing reasonable force in relation to goods on the highway – conditions to be satisfied before a warrant may be issued

      8. 84.11.Application for sale otherwise than by public auction

      9. 84.12.Application in relation to disposal of abandoned goods

      10. 84.13.Application by the debtor for a remedy in relation to goods taken into control

      11. 84.14.Application by the enforcement agent for exceptional disbursements

      12. 84.15.Application where there is a dispute regarding a co-owner’s share of proceeds

      13. 84.16.Disputes about the amount of fees or disbursements recoverable under the Fees Regulations

    4. SECTION IV Proceedings in relation to certificates under section 64 of the 2007 Act

      1. 84.17.Interpretation

      2. 84.18.Application for issue of a certificate under section 64 of the 2007Act

      3. 84.19.Issue of replacement certificates and surrender of certificates

      4. 84.20.Complaints as to fitness to hold a certificate

  88. PART 85 Claims on Controlled Goods and Executed Goods

    1. SECTION I Scope and Interpretation

      1. 85.1.Scope

      2. 85.2.Interpretation

    2. SECTION II Mode of Application for Claims under this Part

      1. 85.3.Mode of application for claims under this Part

    3. SECTION III Procedure for making a claim to controlled goods

      1. 85.4.Procedure for making a claim to controlled goods

      2. 85.5.Procedure for making a claim to controlled goods where the claim is disputed

    4. SECTION IV Procedure for making a Claim against Executed Goods

      1. 85.6.Procedure for making a claim against executed goods

      2. 85.7.Procedure for making a claim to executed goods where the claim is disputed

    5. SECTION V Procedure for a Debtor making a Claim to Exempt Goods

      1. 85.8.Procedure for a debtor making a claim to exempt goods

      2. 85.9.Procedure for making a claim to exempt goods where the claim is disputed

    6. SECTION VI Powers of the Court hearing any application under this Part

      1. 85.10.Directions and determination of claims

      2. 85.11.Trial of issue

      3. 85.12.Costs

  89. PART 86 Stakeholder Claims and Applications

    1. 86.1.Scope of this Part and interpretation

    2. 86.2.Stakeholder application

    3. 86.3.Powers of court hearing a stakeholder application

    4. 86.4.Trial of issue

    5. 86.5.Costs

  90. PART 87 APPLICATIONS FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS

    1. SECTION 1 SCOPE AND INTERPRETATION

      1. 87.1.Scope and interpretation of this Part

    2. SECTION 2 APPLICATIONS TO THE HIGH COURT FOR A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS FOR RELEASE

      1. 87.2.How to make the application for a writ of habeas corpus for release

      2. 87.3.Initial consideration of the application by a single judge

      3. 87.4.Initial consideration of the application on paper

      4. 87.5.Consideration of the application at a hearing

      5. 87.6.Order for release: sufficient authority to release detained person

      6. 87.7.Applications involving protected parties

      7. 87.8.Form and directions as to the return to the writ

      8. 87.9.Service of the writ

      9. 87.10.Return to the writ

      10. 87.11.Procedure at hearing of the writ

    3. SECTION 3 WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO GIVE EVIDENCE OR TO ANSWER A CHARGE

      1. 87.12.Writ of habeas corpus to give evidence or to answer a charge

  91. PART 88 PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE COUNTER-TERRORISM AND SECURITY ACT 2015

    1. SECTION I Application of this Part

      1. 88.1.Scope and interpretation

      2. 88.2.Modification to the overriding objective

    2. SECTION II Permission applications, reviews and references to the High Court relating to temporary exclusion orders

      1. 88.3.Scope of this Section

      2. 88.4.Application for permission to impose a TEO

      3. 88.5.Reference of TEO imposed without permission

      4. 88.6.Application for review under section 11 of the Act

      5. 88.7.Applications (general) and modification of Part 8

      6. 88.8.Review application

      7. 88.9.Fixing of directions hearing date

      8. 88.10.Service of the claim form and accompanying documents

      9. 88.11.Acknowledgment of service

      10. 88.12.Directions hearing

      11. 88.13.Response by the Secretary of State

      12. 88.14.Filing and service of evidence

    3. SECTION III Appeals to the Court of Appeal

      1. 88.15.Modification of Part 52 (appeals)

    4. SECTION IV General provisions

      1. 88.16.Scope of this Section

      2. 88.17.Address for filing proceedings

      3. 88.18.Applications for anonymity

      4. 88.19.Notification of hearings

      5. 88.20.Proceedings which must be determined at a hearing

      6. 88.21.Hearings in private

      7. 88.22.Appointment of a special advocate

      8. 88.23.Functions of a special advocate

      9. 88.24.Special advocate: communicating about proceedings

      10. 88.25.Modification of the general rules of evidence and disclosure

      11. 88.26.Filing and service of relevant material

      12. 88.27.Closed material

      13. 88.28.Consideration of the Secretary of State’s objection or application

      14. 88.29.Order of filing and serving material and written submissions

      15. 88.30.Failure to comply with directions

      16. 88.31.Judgments

      17. 88.32.Application by the Secretary of State for reconsideration of decision

      18. 88.33.Supply of court documents

  92. PART 89 ATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS

    1. SECTION 1 - GENERAL

      1. 89.1.Scope and Interpretation

      2. 89.2.Search of court records

    2. SECTION 2 – APPLICATIONS FOR ATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS ORDERS

      1. 89.3.Where to make applications

      2. 89.4.Mode of applying

      3. 89.5.Service and reply

      4. 89.6.Notice to debtor’s employer

      5. 89.7.Attachment of earnings order

      6. 89.8.Failure by debtor

      7. 89.9.Suspended committal order

      8. 89.10.Costs

      9. 89.11.Contents and service of order

      10. 89.12.Application to determine whether particular payments are earnings

      11. 89.13.Notice of order having ceased to have effect

      12. 89.14.Variation and discharge by court of own initiative

      13. 89.15.Transfer of attachment order

      14. 89.16.Exercise of power to obtain statement of earnings etc.

      15. 89.17.Offences

    3. SECTION 3 - CONSOLIDATED ATTACHMENT ORDERS

      1. 89.18.Cases in which consolidated attachment order may be made

      2. 89.19.Application for consolidated attachment order

      3. 89.20.Making of consolidated attachment order by court of its own initiative

      4. 89.21.Extension of consolidated attachment order

      5. 89.22.Payments under consolidated attachment order

  93. GLOSSARY

    1. Scope

  94. Signature

    1. SCHEDULE 1

      1. RSC ORDER 10 SERVICE OF ORIGINATING PROCESS: GENERAL PROVISIONS

        1. Rule 4.Service of claim form in certain actions for possession of land

      2. RSC ORDER 11 SERVICE OF PROCESS, ETC., OUT OF THE JURISDICTION

        1. Rule 1.Principal cases in which service of claim form out of jurisdiction is permissible

        2. Rule1A.The period for filing an acknowledgment of service or filing or serving an admission where the claim form is served under rule 1(2)

        3. Rule1B.The period for filing a defence where the claim form is served under rule 1(2)

        4. Application for, and grant of, permission to serve claim form out of jurisdiction

        5. Service of claim form abroad: general

        6. Service of claim form abroad through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British consuls

        7. Service of claim form in certain actions under certain Acts

        8. Undertaking to pay expenses of service by Secretary of State

        9. Applications for an interim remedy under section 25 (1) of the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982

        10. Service of petition and order etc.

        11. Service of Part 20 claim form

        12. Order to apply to county court

      3. RSC ORDER 15 CAUSES OF ACTION, COUNTERCLAIMS AND PARTIES

        1. Rule 6A.Proceedings against estates

        2. Rule 7.Change of parties by reason of death, etc.

        3. Rule 9.Failure to proceed after death of party

        4. Rule 11.Relator actions

        5. Rule 12.Representative proceedings

        6. Rule 12A.Derivative claims

        7. Rule 13.Representation of interested persons who cannot be ascertained, etc.

        8. Rule 13A.Notice of claim to non—parties

        9. Rule 14.Representation of beneficiaries by trustees, etc.

        10. Rule 15.Representation of deceased person interested in proceedings

        11. Rule 16.Declaratory judgment

        12. Rule 17.Conduct of proceedings

      4. RSC ORDER 17 INTERPLEADER

        1. Rule 1.Entitlement to relief by way of interpleader

        2. Rule 2.Claim to goods, etc., taken in execution

        3. Rule 2A.Claim in respect of goods protected from seizure

        4. Rule 3.Mode of application

        5. Rule 4.To whom Sheriff may apply for relief

        6. Rule 5.Powers of Court hearing claim

        7. Rule 6.Power to order sale of goods taken in execution

        8. Rule 7.Power to stay proceedings

        9. Rule 8.Other powers

        10. Rule 9.One order in several proceedings

        11. Rule 10.Disclosure

        12. Rule 11.Trial of interpleader issue

      5. RSC ORDER 23 SECURITY FOR COSTS

        1. Rule A1.Order to apply to High Court and County Court

        2. Rule 1.Security for costs of proceedings, etc.

        3. Rule 2.Manner of giving security

        4. Rule 3.Saving for enactments

      6. RSC ORDER 30 RECEIVERS

        1. Rule A1 .Order to apply to High Court and County Court

        2. Rule 1.Application for receiver and injunction

        3. Rule 2.Giving of security by receiver

        4. Rule 3.Remuneration of receiver

        5. Rule 4.Service of order and notice

        6. Rule 5.Receiver’s accounts

        7. Rule 6.Payment into Court by receiver

        8. Rule 7.Default by receiver

        9. Rule 8.Directions to receivers

      7. RSC ORDER 31 SALES, ETC. OF LAND BY ORDER OF COURT: CONVEYANCING COUNSEL OF THE COURT

        1. Rule A1.Order to apply to High Court and County Court

        2. I. Sales, etc. of Land by Order of Court

        3. Rule 1.Power to order sale of land

        4. Rule 2.Manner of carrying out sale

        5. Rule 3.Certifying result of sale

        6. Rule 4.Mortgage, exchange or partition under order of the Court

        7. II. Conveyancing Counsel of the Court

        8. Rule 5.Reference of matters to conveyancing counsel of Court

        9. Rule 6.Objection to conveyancing counsel’s opinion

        10. Rule 8.Obtaining counsel’s opinion on reference

      8. RSC ORDER 44 PROCEEDINGS UNDER JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS: CHANCERY DIVISION

        1. Rule 1.Application to Orders

        2. Rule 2.Service of notice of judgment on person not a party

        3. Rule 3.Directions by the Court

        4. Rule 4.Application of rules 5 to 8

        5. Rule 5.Advertisements for creditors and other claimants

        6. Rule 6.Examination of claims

        7. Rule 7.Adjudication on claims

        8. Rule 8.Notice of adjudication

        9. Rule 9.Interest on debts

        10. Rule 10.Interest on legacies

        11. Rule 11.Master’s order

        12. Rule 12.Appeal against Master’s order

      9. RSC ORDER 45 ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS: GENERAL

        1. Rule 1A.Interpretation

        2. Rule 1.Enforcement of judgment, etc., for payment of money

        3. Rule 2.Notice of seizure

        4. Rule 3.Enforcement of judgment for possession of land

        5. Rule 4.Enforcement of judgment for delivery of goods

        6. Rule 5.Enforcement of judgment to do or abstain from doing any act

        7. Rule 6.Judgment, etc. requiring act to be done: order fixing time for doing it

        8. Rule 7.Service of copy of judgment, etc., prerequisite to enforcement under r.5

        9. Rule 8.Court may order act to be done at expense of disobedient party

        10. Rule 9.Execution by or against person not being a party

        11. Rule 10.Conditional judgment: waiver

        12. Rule 11.Matters occurring after judgment: stay of execution, etc.

        13. Rule 12.Forms of writs

        14. Rule 13.Enforcement of judgments and orders for recovery of money, etc.

        15. Rule 14.Enforcement of decisions of Value Added Tax Tribunals

      10. RSC ORDER 46 WRITS OF EXECUTION: GENERAL

        1. Rule 1.Definition

        2. Rule 2.When permission to issue any writ of execution is necessary

        3. Rule 3.Permission required for issue of writ in aid of other writ

        4. Rule 4.Application for permission to issue writ

        5. Rule 5.Application for permission to issue writ of sequestration

        6. Rule 6.Issue of writ of execution

        7. Rule 8.Duration and renewal of writ of execution

        8. Rule 9.Return to writ of execution

      11. RSC ORDER 47 WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS

        1. Rule 1.Power to stay execution by writ of fieri facias

        2. Rule 2.Two or more writs of fieri facias

        3. Rule 3.Separate writs to enforce payment of costs, etc.

        4. Rule 4.No expenses of execution in certain cases

        5. Rule 5.Writ of fieri facias de bonis ecclesiasticis, etc.

        6. Rule 6.Order for sale otherwise than by auction

      12. RSC ORDER 48 EXAMINATION OF JUDGMENT DEBTOR, ETC.

        1. Rule 1.Order for examination of judgment debtor

        2. Rule 2.Examination of party liable to satisfy other judgment

        3. Rule 3.Examiner to make record of debtor’s statement

      13. RSC ORDER 49 GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 1.Attachment of debt due to judgment debtor

        2. Rule 2.Application for order

        3. Rule 3.Service and effect of order to show cause

        4. Rule 4.No appearance or dispute of liability by garnishee

        5. Rule 5.Dispute of liability by garnishee

        6. Rule 6.Claims of third persons

        7. Rule 8.Discharge of garnishee

        8. Rule 9.Money in Court

        9. Rule 10.Costs

      14. RSC ORDER 50 CHARGING ORDERS, STOP ORDERS, ETC.

        1. Rule 1.Order imposing a charge on a beneficial interest

        2. Rule 2.Service of notice of order to show cause

        3. Rule 3.Order made on further considerations

        4. Rule 4.Order imposing a charge on an interest held by a trustee

        5. Rule 5.Effect of order in relation to securities out of Court

        6. Rule 6.Effect of order in relation to funds in Court

        7. Rule 7.Discharge, etc., of charging order

        8. Rule 9.Jurisdiction of Master, etc., to grant injunction

        9. Rule 9A.Enforcement of charging order by sale

        10. Rule 10.Funds in Court: stop order

        11. Rule 11.Securities not in Court: stop notice

        12. Rule 12.Effect of stop notice

        13. Rule 13.Amendment of stop notice

        14. Rule 14.Withdrawal etc. of stop notice

        15. Rule 15.Order prohibiting transfer, etc. of securities

      15. RSC ORDER 51 RECEIVERS: EQUITABLE EXECUTION

        1. Rule A1.Order to apply to High Court and County Courts

        2. Rule 1.Appointment of receiver by way of equitable execution

        3. Rule 2.Masters etc. may appoint receiver

        4. Rule 3.Application of rules as to appointment of receiver, etc.

      16. RSC ORDER 52 COMMITTAL

        1. Rule 1.Committal for contempt of court

        2. Rule 2.Application to Divisional Court

        3. Rule 3.Application for order after leave to apply granted

        4. Rule 4.Application to Court other than Divisional Court

        5. Rule 5.Saving for power to commit without application for purpose

        6. Rule 6.Provisions as to hearing

        7. Rule 7.Power to suspend execution of committal order

        8. Rule 7A.Warrant for arrest

        9. Rule 8.Discharge of person committed

        10. Rule 9.Saving for other powers

      17. RSC ORDER 53 APPLICATIONS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW Cases appropriate for application for judicial review . . . . . . . . . ....

        1. Rule 1.Cases appropriate for application for judicial review

        2. Rule 2.Joinder of claims for relief

        3. Rule 3.Grant of leave to apply for judicial review

        4. Rule 4.Delay in applying for relief

        5. Rule 5.Mode of applying for judicial review

        6. Rule 6.Statements and evidence

        7. Rule 7.Claim for damages

        8. Rule 8.Application for disclosure, further information, cross—examination, etc.

        9. Rule 9.Hearing of application for judicial review

        10. Rule 10.Saving for person acting in obedience to mandamus

        11. Rule 11.Proceedings for disqualification of member of local authority

        12. Rule 12.Consolidation of applications

        13. Rule 13.Appeal from Judge’s order

        14. Rule 14.Meaning of “Court”

      18. RSC ORDER 54 APPLICATIONS FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS

        1. Rule 1.Application for writ of habeas corpus ad subjiciendum

        2. Rule 2.Power of Court to whom application made without notice being served on any other party

        3. Rule 3.Copies of witness statement or affidavits to be supplied

        4. Rule 4.Power to order release of person restrained

        5. Rule 5.Directions as to return to writ

        6. Rule 6.Service of writ and notice

        7. Rule 7.Return to the writ

        8. Rule 8.Procedure at hearing of writ

        9. Rule 9.Bringing up prisoner to give evidence, etc.

        10. Rule 10.Form of writ

        11. Rule 11.Applications relative to the custody, etc., of child

      19. RSC ORDER 55 APPEALS TO HIGH COURT FROM COURT, TRIBUNAL OR PERSON: GENERAL

        1. Rule 1.Application

        2. Rule 2.Court to hear appeal

        3. Rule 3.Bringing of appeal

        4. Rule 4.Service of notice of appeal and entry of appeal

        5. Rule 5.Date of hearing of appeal

        6. Rule 6.Amendment of grounds of appeal, etc.

        7. Rule 6A.Interlocutory applications

        8. Rule 7.Powers of Court hearing appeal

        9. Rule 8.Right of Minister, etc., to appear and be heard

      20. RSC ORDER 56 APPEALS, ETC., TO HIGH COURT BY CASE STATED: GENERAL

        1. Rule 1.Appeals from the Crown Court by case stated

        2. Rule 4.Notice of entry of appeal

        3. Rule 4A.Appeals relating to affiliation proceedings and care proceedings

        4. Rule 5.Appeal from Magistrates' Court by case stated

        5. Rule 6.Case stated by Magistrates' Court: filing case, etc.

        6. Rule 7.Case stated by Ministers, tribunal, etc.

        7. Rule 8.Application for order to state a case

        8. Rule 9.Signing and service of case

        9. Rule 10.Proceedings for determination of case

        10. Rule 11.Amendment of case

        11. Rule 12.Right of Minister to appear and be heard

        12. Rule 12A.Extradition

        13. Rule 13.Interlocutory applications

      21. RSC ORDER 57 DIVISIONAL COURT PROCEEDINGS, ETC.: SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS Application . . . . . . . . . ....

        1. Rule 1.Application

        2. Rule 2.Entry of claims

        3. Rule 3.Issue, etc., of claim form

        4. Rule 4.Filing of witness statement or affidavits and drawing up of orders

        5. Rule 5.Issue of writs

        6. Rule 6.Custody of records

      22. RSC ORDER 58 APPEALS FROM MASTERS, REGISTRARS, REFEREES AND JUDGES

        1. Rule 1.Appeals from certain decisions of Masters, etc. to Judge sitting in private

        2. Rule 2.Appeals from certain decisions of Masters, etc., to Court of Appeal

        3. Rule 3.Appeals from District Judges

        4. Rule 4.Appeals from Judge of the Technology and Construction Court

      23. RSC ORDER 59 APPEALS TO THE COURT OF APPEAL

        1. Rule 1.Application of Order to appeals

        2. Rule 1B.Classes of case where permission to appeal is required

        3. Rule 2.Application of Order to applications for new trial

        4. Rule 2A.Interpretation

        5. General Provisions as to Appeals

        6. Rule 2B.Who may exercise the powers of the Court of Appeal

        7. Rule 2C.Variation of time

        8. Rule 3.Notice of appeal

        9. Rule 4.Time for appealing

        10. Rule 5.Setting down appeal

        11. Rule 6.Respondent’s notice

        12. Rule 7.Amendment of notice of appeal and respondent’s notice

        13. Rule 8.Directions of the Court as to service

        14. Rule 9.Documents to be filed by appellant

        15. Rule 10.General powers of the Court

        16. Rule 11.Powers of the Court as to new trials

        17. Rule 12.Evidence on appeal

        18. Rule 12A.Non—disclosure of payment into Court

        19. Rule 13.Stay of execution, etc.

        20. Rule 14.Applications to Court of Appeal

        21. Rule 15.Extension of time

        22. Special Provisions as to Particular Appeals

        23. Rule 16.Appeal against decree nisi

        24. Rule 17.Appeal against order for revocation of patent

        25. Rule 18.Appeal from Patents Court on appeal from Comptroller

        26. Rule 19.Appeal from county court

        27. Rule 20.Appeals in cases of contempt of court

        28. Rule 21.Appeals from Social Security Commissioners

        29. Rule 22.Appeals from Value Added Tax Tribunals

        30. Rule 23.Dismissal of patient’s appeal by consent

        31. Rule 24.Appeals from Immigration Appeals Tribunal

        32. Rule 25.Appeals from Special Commissioners

      24. RSC ORDER 60 APPEALS TO COURT OF APPEAL FROM THE RESTRICTIVE PRACTICES COURT

        1. Rule 1.Appeal to be brought by notice of appeal

        2. Rule 2.Service of notice of appeal

        3. Rule 3.Entry, etc. of appeal

        4. Rule 4.Powers of Court of Appeal

      25. RSC ORDER 61 APPEALS FROM TRIBUNALS TO COURT OF APPEAL BY CASE STATED

        1. Rule 1.Statement of case by Lands Tribunal

        2. Rule 2.Statement of case by other tribunals

        3. Rule 3.Proceedings on case stated

      26. RSC ORDER 62 COSTS

        1. APPENDIX 3 Fixed Costs

        2. Part II

          1. 1.Costs on judgment without trial for possession of land

          2. 2.The costs to be allowed under this Part of this...

        3. Part III Miscellaneous

      27. RSC ORDER 64 SITTINGS, VACATIONS AND OFFICE HOURS

        1. Rule 4.Divisional Court business during vacation

      28. RSC ORDER 51 RECEIVERS: EQUITABLE EXECUTION

        1. Rule A1.Order to apply to High Court and County Courts

        2. Rule 1.Appointment of receiver by way of equitable execution

        3. Rule 2.Masters etc. may appoint receiver

        4. Rule 3.Application of rules as to appointment of receiver, etc.

      29. RSC ORDER 70 Application of rules as to appointment of receiver, etc.

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation and exercise of jurisdiction

        2. Rule 2.Application for order

        3. Rule 3.Application by Treasury Solicitor in certain cases

        4. Rule 4.Person to take and manner of taking examination

        5. Rule 5.Dealing with deposition

        6. Rule 6.Claim to privilege

      30. RSC ORDER 71 RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ENFORCEMENT OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY JUDGMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ETC. UNDER THE MERCHANT SHIPPING (LINER CONFERENCES) ACT 1982

        1. I. Reciprocal Enforcement: the Administration of Justice Act 1920(2) and the Foreign Judgments (Reciprocal Enforcement) Act 1933

          1. Rule 1.Powers under relevant Acts exercisable by judge or master

          2. Rule 2.Application for registration

          3. Rule 3.Evidence in support of application

          4. Rule 4.Security for costs

          5. Rule 5.Order for registration

          6. Rule 6.Register of judgments

          7. Rule 7.Notice of registration

          8. Rule 9.Application to set aside registration

          9. Rule 10.Issue of execution

          10. Rule 11.Determination of certain questions

          11. Rule 12.Rules to have effect subject to Orders in Council

          12. Rule 13.Certified copy of High Court judgment

        2. II. Enforcement of European Community Judgments

          1. Rule 15.Interpretation

          2. Rule 16.Functions under Order in Council exercisable by judge or master

          3. Rule 17.Application for registration of Community judgment, etc.

          4. Rule 18.Evidence in support of application

          5. Rule 19.Register of judgments and orders

          6. Rule 20.Notice of registration

          7. Rule 21.Issue of execution

          8. Rule 22.Application to vary or cancel registration

          9. Rule 23.Application for registration of suspension order

          10. Rule 24.Application for enforcement of Euratom inspection order

        3. III. Reciprocal Enforcement: the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments Act 1982

          1. Rule 25.Interpretation

          2. Rule 26.Assignment of business and exercise of powers

          3. Rule 27.Application for registration

          4. Rule 28.Evidence in support of application

          5. Rule 29.Security for costs

          6. Rule 30.Order for registration

          7. Rule 31.Register of judgments registered under s.4 of the Act of 1982

          8. Rule 32.Notice of registration

          9. Rule 33.Appeals

          10. Rule 34.Issue of execution

          11. Rule 35.Application for recognition

          12. Rule 36.Enforcement of High Court judgments in other Contracting States

          13. Rule 37.Enforcement of United Kingdom judgments in other parts of the United Kingdom: money provisions

          14. Rule 38.Enforcement of United Kingdom judgments in other parts of the United Kingdom: non-money provisions

          15. Rule 39.Register of United Kingdom judgments

          16. Rule 39A.Authentic Instruments and Court Settlements

        4. IV. Enforcement of Recommendations etc. Under the Merchant Shipping (Liner Conferences) Act 1982

          1. Rule 40.Exercise of powers

          2. Rule 41.Application for registration

          3. Rule 42.Evidence in support of application

          4. Rule 43.Order for registration

          5. Rule 44.Register of recommendations etc.

        5. V. RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT: COUNCIL REGULATION (EC) NO. 44/2001 OF 22ND DECEMBER 2000 ON JURISDICTION AND THE RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS IN CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL MATTERS

          1. Rule 45.Interpretation

          2. Rule 46.Assignment of business and exercise of powers

          3. Rule 47.Application for registration

          4. Rule 48.Evidence in support of application

          5. Rule 49.Order for registration

          6. Rule 50.Register of judgments registered under the Judgments Regulation

          7. Rule 51.Notice of registration

          8. Rule 52.Appeals

          9. Rule 53.Enforcement

          10. Rule 54.Application for recognition

          11. Rule 55.Enforcement of High Court Judgments in other Regulation States

          12. Rule 56.Register of certificates

          13. Rule 57.Authentic instruments and court settlements

      31. RSC ORDER 74 APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS UNDER THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT 1995

        1. Rule 1.Assignment of proceedings

        2. Rule 2.Appeals and re-hearings

      32. RSC ORDER 77 PROCEEDINGS BY AND AGAINST THE CROWN

        1. Rule 1.Application and interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Transfer of proceedings

        3. Rule 3.Particulars to be included in claim form

        4. Rule 4.Service on the Crown

        5. Rule 6.Counterclaim and set-off

        6. Rule 7.Summary judgment

        7. Rule 8.Summary applications to the Court in certain revenue matters

        8. Rule 8A.Joinder of Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs

        9. Rule 9.Judgment in default

        10. Rule 10.Third party notices

        11. Rule 11.Interpleader: application for order against Crown

        12. Rule 12.Disclosure and further information

        13. Rule 13.Place of trial

        14. Rule 14.Evidence

        15. Rule 15.Execution and satisfaction of orders

        16. Rule 16.Attachment of debts, etc.

        17. Rule 17.Proceedings relating to postal packets

        18. Rule 18.Applications under ss.17 and 29 of Crown Proceedings Act

      33. RSC ORDER 79 CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 8.Estreat of recognizances

        2. Rule 9.Bail

        3. Rule 10.Issue of witness summonses, etc.

        4. Rule 11.Application for warrant to arrest witness

      34. RSC ORDER 81 PARTNERS

        1. Rule 1.Claims by and against firms within jurisdiction

        2. Rule 2.Disclosure of partners' names

        3. Rule 4.Acknowledgment of service in a claim against firm

        4. Rule 5.Enforcing judgment or order against firm

        5. Rule 6.Enforcing judgment or order in actions between partners, etc.

        6. Rule 7.Attachment of debts owed by firm

        7. Rule 9.Application to person carrying on business in another name

        8. Rule 10.Applications for orders charging partner’s interest in partnership property, etc.

      35. RSC ORDER 82 DEFAMATION CLAIMS

        1. Rule 1.Application

        2. Rule 2.Indorsement of claim in libel claim

        3. Rule 3.Obligation to give particulars

        4. Rule 3A.Ruling on meaning

        5. Rule 4.Provisions as to payment into Court

        6. Rule 5.Statement in open Court

        7. Rule 6.Further information not allowed in certain cases

        8. Rule 8.Fulfilment of offer of amends under s.4 of the Defamation Act 1952

      36. RSC ORDER 85 ADMINISTRATION AND SIMILAR ACTIONS

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Determination of questions, etc., without administration

        3. Rule 3.Parties

        4. Rule 5.Judgments and orders in administration claims

        5. Rule 6.Conduct of sale of trust property

      37. RSC ORDER 87 DEBENTURE HOLDERS' CLAIMS : RECEIVER'S REGISTER

        1. Rule 1.Receiver’s register

        2. Rule 2.Registration of transfers, etc.

        3. Rule 3.Application for rectification of receiver’s register

        4. Rule 4.Receiver’s register evidence of transfers, etc.

        5. Rule 5.Proof of title of holder of bearer debenture, etc.

        6. Rule 6.Requirements in connection with payments

      38. RSC ORDER 88 MORTGAGE CLAIMS

        1. Rule 1.Application and Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Assignment of certain actions to Chancery Division

        3. Rule 3.Commencement of claim

        4. Rule 4.Claim for possession: failure by a defendant to acknowledge service

        5. Rule 5.Claim in Chancery Division for possession or payment: evidence

        6. Rule 5A.Claim for the enforcement of charging order by sale

        7. Rule 7.Foreclosure in redemption claim

      39. RSC ORDER 91 REVENUE PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 1.Assignment to Chancery Division, etc.

        2. Rule 2.Appeal under section 222 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984

        3. Rule 3.Setting down case stated under Taxes Management Act 1970

        4. Rule 4.Case stated: notice to be given of certain matters

        5. Rule 5.Appeals under section 53 and 100C (4) of the Taxes Management Act 1970

        6. Rule 5A.Appeals under section 56A of the Taxes Management Act 1970, section 225 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984 and regulation 10 of the Stamp Duty Reserve Tax Regulations 1986

        7. Rule 6.Appeals from value added tax tribunals

      40. RSC ORDER 92 LODGMENT, INVESTMENT, ETC., OF FUNDS IN COURT: CHANCERY DIV ISION

        1. Rule 1.Payment into court by life assurance company

        2. Rule 2.Payment into court under Trustee Act 1925

        3. Rule 3A.Payments into court under section 26, Banking Act 1987

        4. Rule 4.Notice of lodgment

        5. Rule 5.Applications with respect to funds in court

      41. RSC ORDER 93 APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS TO HIGH COURT UNDER VARIOUS ACTS: CHANCERY DIVISION

        1. Rule1.Notice of petition under section 55 of National Debt Act 1870

        2. Rule 2.Application under Public Trustee Act 1906

        3. Rule 4.Proceedings under Trustee Act 1925

        4. Rule 5.Application under section 2(3) of Public Order Act 1936

        5. Rule 6.Application under Variation of Trusts Act 1958

        6. Rule 9.Right of appeal under Law of Property Act

        7. Rule 10.Determination of appeal or case stated under various Acts

        8. Rule11.Appeal under section 17 of Industrial Assurance Act 1923

        9. Rule12.Appeals, etc., affecting industrial and provident societies, etc.

        10. Rule 15.Application under section 19 or 27 of Leasehold Reform Act 1967

        11. Rule16.Proceedings under the Commons Registration Act 1965

        12. Rule 17.Proceedings under section 21 or 25 of the Law of Property Act 1969

        13. Rule 18.Proceedings under section 86 of the Civil Aviation Act 1982

        14. Rule 19.Proceedings under s.85 (7) of the Fair Trading Act 1973 and the Control of Misleading Advertisements Regulations 1988

        15. Rule 20.Proceedings under section 50 of the Administration of Justice Act 1985

        16. Rule 21.Proceedings under section 48 of the Administration of Justice Act 1985

        17. Rule 22.Proceedings under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

        18. Rule 23.Proceedings under the Banking Act 1987

      42. RSC ORDER 94 APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS TO HIGH COURT UNDER VARIOUS ACTS: QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION

        1. Rule 1.Jurisdiction of High Court to quash certain orders, schemes, etc.

        2. Rule 2.Filing and service of claim form

        3. Rule 3.Filing of witness statement or affidavits, etc.

        4. Rule 4.Rectification of register of deeds of arrangement

        5. Rule 5.Exercise of jurisdiction under Representation of the People Acts

        6. Rule 6.Appeal to High Court where Court’s decision is final

        7. Rule 7.Reference of question of law by Agricultural Land Tribunal

        8. Rule 8.Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1992: appeal from tribunal

        9. Rule 9.Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1992: case stated by tribunal

        10. Rule 10.Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1971: appeal from Minister of Transport

        11. Rule 10A.Consumer Credit Act 1974: appeal from Secretary of State

        12. Rule 11.Case stated by Mental Health Review Tribunal

        13. Rule 12.Applications for permission under section 289 (6) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and section 65 (5) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990

        14. Rule 13.Proceedings under sections 289 and 290 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and under section 65 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990

        15. Rule 14.Applications under section 13 Coroners Act 1988

        16. Rule 15.Applications under section 42, Supreme Court Act 1981

        17. Rule 16.Proceedings under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997

      43. RSC ORDER 95 BILLS OF SALE ACTS 1878 AND 1882 AND THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT 1967

        1. Rule 1.Rectification of register

        2. Rule 2.Entry of satisfaction

        3. Rule 3.Restraining removal on sale of goods seized

        4. Rule 4.Search of register

        5. Rule 5.Application under section 1 (5) of the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1967

        6. Rule 6.Assignment of book debts

      44. RSC ORDER 96 THE MINES (WORKING FACILITIES AND SUPPORT) ACT 1966, ETC.

        1. Rule 1.Assignment to Chancery Division

        2. Rule 2.Reference by Secretary of State of certain applications

        3. Rule 3.Issue of claim form

        4. Rule 4.Appointment for directions

        5. Rule 5.Objections to application

        6. Rule 6.List of objectors

        7. Rule 7.Directions on further hearing

        8. Rule 8.Other applications

      45. RSC ORDER 97 THE LANDLORD AND TENANT ACTS 1927, 1954 AND 1987

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Assignment of proceedings to Chancery Division, etc.

        3. Rule 3.Issue, etc., of claim form

        4. Rule 4.Claim for compensation in respect of improvement

        5. Rule 5.Proceedings under Part I of Act of 1927

        6. Rule 6.Application for new tenancy under section 24 of Act of 1954

        7. Rule 6A.Application to authorise agreement

        8. Rule 7.Evidence on application under section 24 of Act of 1954

        9. Rule 8.Parties to certain proceedings

        10. Rule 9.Order dismissing application under section 24 which is successfully opposed

        11. Rule 9A.Application to determine interim rent

        12. Rule 10.Other applications under Part II of Act of 1954

        13. Rule 11.Transfer of proceedings from county court

        14. Rule 12.Application for relief under section 16, etc., of the Act of 1954

        15. Rule 13.Evidence of rateable value

        16. Rule 14.Application under section 19 of the Act of 1987

        17. Rule 15.Application for order under section 24 of the Act of 1987

        18. Rule 16.Application for acquisition order under section 29 of the Act of 1987

        19. Rule 17.Application for order under section 38 or section 40 of the Act of 1987

        20. Rule 18.Service of notices in proceedings under the Act of 1987

        21. Rule 19.Tenants' associations

      46. RSC ORDER 98 LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE ACT 1982, PART III

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Application by auditor for declaration

        3. Rule 3.Appeal against decision of auditor

        4. Rule 4.General provisions

      47. RSC ORDER 99 INHERITANCE (PROVISION FOR FAMILY AND DEPENDANTS) ACT 1975

        1. Rule A1.Order to apply to High Court and County Court

        2. Rule 1.Interpretation

        3. Rule 2.Assignment to Chancery or Family Division if proceedings in High Court

        4. Rule 3.Application for financial provision

        5. Rule 4.Powers of Court as to parties

        6. Rule 5.Witness statement or affidavit in answer

        7. Rule 6.Separate representation

        8. Rule 7.Endorsement of memorandum on grant

        9. Rule 8.Disposal of proceedings in private

        10. Rule 9.Subsequent applications in proceedings under section 1

        11. Rule 10.Drawing up and service of orders

      48. RSC ORDER 101 THE PENSIONS APPEAL TRIBUNALS ACT 1943

        1. Rule 1.Assignment to Queen’s Bench Division

        2. Rule 2.Construction of reference to judge

        3. Rule 3.Application for permission to appeal

        4. Rule 4.Appeal

      49. RSC ORDER 106 PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO SOLICITORS: THE SOLICITORS ACT 1974

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Jurisdiction under Part III of Act

        3. Rule 3.Power to order solicitor to deliver cash account, etc.

        4. Rule 5A.Certificate to be submitted with solicitor’s application for detailed assessment

        5. Rule 6.Applications under Schedule 1 to Act

        6. Rule 7.Defendants to applications under Schedule 1 to Act

        7. Rule 8.Interim order restricting payment out of banking account

        8. Rule 9.Adding parties, etc.

        9. Rule 10.Service of documents

        10. Rule 11.Constitution of Divisional Court to hear appeals

        11. Rule 12.Title, service, etc., of notice of appeal

        12. Rule 13.Law Society to produce certain documents

        13. Rule 14.Restriction on requiring security for costs

        14. Rule 15.Disciplinary committee’s opinion may be required

        15. Rule 16.Persons entitled to be heard on appeal

        16. Rule 17.Discontinuance of appeal

      50. RSC ORDER 108 PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO CHARITIES: THE CHARITIES ACT 1993

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Assignment to Chancery Division

        3. Rule 3.Application for permission to appeal or to take charity proceedings

        4. Rule 4.Application for enforcement of order or direction of Commissioners

        5. Rule 5.Appeal against order, etc., of Commissioners

        6. Rule 6.Service on Commissioners

      51. RSC ORDER 109 THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT 1960

        1. Rule 1.Applications under Act

        2. Rule 2.Appeals under section 13 of Act

        3. Rule 3.Release of appellant on bail

        4. Rule 4.Release of appellant on bail by the Court of Appeal

      52. RSC ORDER 110 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 1.Injunctions to prevent environmental harm

      53. RSC ORDER 111 THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION ACT 1992

        1. Rule 1.Judge by whom appeals and references to be heard

        2. Appeal: preliminary statement of facts by Secretary of State

        3. Special provisions as to appeals

        4. Reference of question of law

        5. Powers of Court hearing appeal or reference

      54. RSC ORDER 112 APPLICATIONS FOR USE OF SCIENTIFIC TESTS IN DETERMINING PARENTAGE

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Application for direction

        3. Rule 3.Applications involving children under 16 and patients

        4. Rule 4.Addition as a party of person to be tested

        5. Rule 5.Service of direction and adjournment of proceedings

        6. Rule 6.Service of copy report

      55. RSC ORDER 113 SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS FOR POSSESSION OF LAND

        1. Rule 1.Proceedings to be brought by claim form

        2. Rule 1A.Jurisdiction of Masters

        3. Rule 2.Forms of claim form

        4. Rule 3.Witness statement or affidavit in support

        5. Rule 4.Service of claim form

        6. Rule 5.Application by occupier to be made a party

        7. Rule 6.Order for possession

        8. Rule 7.Writ of possession

        9. Rule 8.Setting aside order

      56. RSC ORDER 114 REFERENCES TO THE EUROPEAN COURT

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Making of order

        3. Rule 3.Schedule to order to set out request for ruling

        4. Rule 4.Stay of proceedings pending ruling

        5. Rule 5.Transmission of order to the European Court

        6. Rule 6.Appeals from orders made by High Court

      57. RSC ORDER 115 CONFISCATION AND FORFEITURE IN CONNECTION WITH CRIMINAL PRO CEEDINGS

        1. I. Drug Trafficking Act 1994 and Criminal Justice (International Co-operation) Act 1990

          1. Rule 1.Interpretation

          2. Rule 2.Assignment of proceedings

          3. Rule 2A.Title of proceedings

          4. Rule 2B.Application for confiscation order

          5. Rule 3.Application for restraint order or charging order

          6. Rule 4.Restraint order and charging order

          7. Rule 5.Discharge or variation of order

          8. Rule 6.Further application by prosecutor

          9. Rule 7.Realisation of property

          10. Rule 8.Receivers

          11. Rule 9.Certificate of inadequacy

          12. Rule 9A.Certificate under section 16

          13. Rule 10.Compensation

          14. Rule 11.Disclosure of information

          15. Rule 11A.Compensation for, discharge and variation of confiscation order

          16. Rule 12.Exercise of powers under sections 37 and 40

          17. Rule 13.Application for registration

          18. Rule 14.Evidence in support of application under section 37

          19. Rule 15.Evidence in support of application under section 40 (1)

          20. Rule 16.Register of orders

          21. Rule 17.Notice of registration

          22. Rule 18.Application to vary or set aside registration

          23. Rule 19.Enforcement of order

          24. Rule 20.Variation, satisfaction and discharge of registered order

          25. Rule 21.Rules to have effect subject to Orders in Council

          26. Rule 21A.Criminal Justice (International Co-operation) Act 1990: external forfeiture orders

        2. II. Part VI of the Criminal Justice Act 1988

          1. Rule 22.Interpretation

          2. Rule 23.Application of Part I of Order 115

        3. III: TERRORISM ACT 2000

          1. Rule 24.Interpretation

          2. Rule 25.Assignment of proceedings

          3. Rule 26.Application for restraint order and domestic freezing order certificate

          4. Rule 27.Restraint order

          5. Rule 28.Discharge or variation of a restraint order and a domestic freezing order certificate

          6. Rule 29.Compensation in relation to a restraint order, domestic freezing order certificate or forfeiture order

          7. Rule 30.Application for registration of a British Islands order

          8. Rule 31.Evidence in support of an application for registration of a British Islands order

          9. Rule 32.Register of all orders registered under the Act

          10. Rule 33.Notice of registration of a British Islands order

          11. Rule 34.Application to vary or cancel registration of a British Islands order

          12. Rule 35.Enforcement of a British Islands order

          13. Rule 36.Variation and cancellation of registration of a British Islands order

          14. 36A.Giving effect to an overseas freezing order – consideration by the court

          15. 36B.Giving effect to an overseas freezing order – registration

          16. 36C.Notice of registration of an overseas freezing order

          17. 36D.Application to cancel the registration of, or vary, an overseas freezing order

        4. Part IV International Criminal Court Act 2001: fines, forfeitures and reparation orders

          1. 37.Interpretation

          2. 38.Registration of ICC orders for enforcement

      58. RSC ORDER 116 THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996

        1. 1.Application

        2. 2.Interpretation

        3. 3.Assignment of proceedings

        4. 4.Time limit for making application

        5. 5.Application

        6. 6.Notice to the acquitted person

        7. 7.Witness statement or affidavit of service on an acquitted person

        8. 8.Response of acquitted person

        9. 9.Evidence

        10. 10.Determination of the application

    2. SCHEDULE 2

      1. CCR ORDER 1 CITATION, APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION

        1. Rule 6.Application of RSC to County Court proceedings

      2. CCR ORDER 3 COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 6.Appeals to county court

      3. CCR ORDER 4 VENUE FOR BRINGING PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 3.Proceedings relating to land

      4. CCR ORDER 5 CAUSES OF ACTION AND PARTIES

        1. Rule 5.Representative proceedings

        2. Rule 6.Representation of person or class

        3. Rule 7.Representation of estate where no personal representative

        4. Rule 8.Proceedings against estates

        5. Rule 9.Partners may sue and be sued in firm name

        6. Rule 10.Defendant carrying on business in another name

        7. Rule 12.Failure to proceed after death of party

        8. Rule 13.Claim to money in court where change in parties after judgment

        9. Rule 14.Bankruptcy of claimant

      5. CCR ORDER 6 PARTICULARS OF CLAIM

        1. Rule 3.Recovery of land

        2. Rule 5.Mortgage claim

        3. Rule 5A.Mortgage claim—dwelling-house

        4. Rule 6.Hire-purchase

      6. CCR ORDER 7 SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS

        1. Rule 15.Recovery of land

        2. Rule 15A.Mortgage possession claims

      7. CCR ORDER 13 APPLICATIONS AND ORDERS IN THE COURSE OF PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 1.General provisions

      8. CCR ORDER 16 TRANSFER OF PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 7.Interpleader proceedings under execution

      9. CCR ORDER 19 REFERENCE TO EUROPEAN COURT

        1. Rule 15.Making and transmission of order

      10. CCR ORDER 22 JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS

        1. Rule 8.Certificate of judgment

        2. Rule 10.Variation of payment

        3. Rule 11.Set-off of cross-judgments

        4. Rule 13.Order of appellate court

      11. CCR ORDER 24 SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS FOR THE RECOVERY OF LAND

        1. Part I—Land

        2. Rule 1.Proceedings to be by claim form

        3. Rule 2.Witness statement or affidavit in support

        4. Rule 3.Service of claim form

        5. Rule 4.Application by occupier to be made a party

        6. Rule 5.Hearing of claim

        7. Rule 6.Warrant of possession

        8. Rule 7.Setting aside order

        9. Part II—Interim Possession Orders

        10. Rule 8.Definitions and interpretation

        11. Rule 9.Conditions for interim possession order application

        12. Rule 10.Issue of the applications

        13. Rule 11.Service of the notice of application

        14. Rule 12.Consideration of the application

        15. Rule 13.Service and enforcement of the interim possession order

        16. Rule 14.Matters arising after making of an interim possession order

        17. Rule 15.Application to set aside an interim possession order

      12. CCR ORDER 25 ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS: GENERAL

        1. Rule 1.Judgment creditor and debtor

        2. Rule 2.Transfer of proceedings for enforcement

        3. Rule 3.Oral examination of debtor

        4. Rule 4.Examination of debtor under judgment not for money

        5. Rule 5.Provision of information

        6. Rule 5A.Interest on judgment debts

        7. Rule 6.Description of parties

        8. Rule 7.Recording and giving information as to warrants and orders

        9. Rule 8.Suspension of judgment or execution

        10. Rule 9.Enforcement of judgment or order against firm

        11. Rule 10.Enforcing judgment between a firm and its members

        12. Rule 11.Enforcement of High Court judgment

        13. Rule 12.Enforcement of award of tribunal

        14. Rule 13.Transfer to High Court for enforcement

      13. CCR ORDER 26 WARRANTS OF EXECUTION, DELIVERY AND POSSESSION

        1. Rule 1.Application for warrant of execution

        2. Rule 2.Execution of High Court judgment

        3. Rule 3.Execution against farmer

        4. Rule 4.Concurrent warrants

        5. Rule 5.Permission to issue certain warrants

        6. Rule 6.Duration and renewal of warrant

        7. Rule 7.Notice on levy

        8. Rule 8.Bankruptcy or winding up of debtor

        9. Rule 10.Withdrawal and suspension of warrant at creditor’s request

        10. Rule 11.Suspension of part warrant

        11. Rule 12.Inventory and notice where goods removed

        12. Rule 13.Account of sale

        13. Rule 14.Notification to foreign court of payment made

        14. Rule 15.Order for private sale

        15. Rule 16.Warrant of delivery

        16. Rule 17.Warrant of possession

        17. Rule 18.Saving for enforcement by committal

      14. CCR ORDER 27 ATTACHMENT OF EARNINGS

        1. Part I—General

        2. Rule 1.Interpretation

        3. Rule 2.Index of orders

        4. Rule 3.Appropriate court

        5. Rule 4.Mode of applying

        6. Rule 5.Service and reply

        7. Rule 6.Notice to employer

        8. Rule 7.Attachment of earnings order

        9. Rule 7A.Failure by debtor

        10. Rule 7B.Suspended committal order

        11. Rule 8.Failure by debtor—maintenance orders

        12. Rule 9.Costs

        13. Rule 10.Contents and service of order

        14. Rule 11.Application to determine whether particular payments are earnings

        15. Rule 12.Notice of cesser

        16. Rule 13.Variation and discharge by court of own initiative

        17. Rule 14.Transfer of attachment order

        18. Rule 15.Exercise of power to obtain statement of earnings etc.

        19. Rule 16.Offences

        20. Rule 17.Maintenance orders

        21. Part II—Consolidated Attachment of Earnings Orders

        22. Rule 18.Cases in which consolidated order may be made

        23. Rule 19.Application for consolidated order

        24. Rule 20.Making of consolidated order by court of its own initiative

        25. Rule 21.Extension of consolidated order

        26. Rule 22.Payments under consolidated order

      15. CCR ORDER 28 JUDGMENT SUMMONSES

        1. Rule A1.Definitions

        2. Rule 1.Application for judgment summons

        3. Rule 1A.Description of parties

        4. Rule 2.Mode of service

        5. Rule 3.Time for service

        6. Rule 4.Enforcement of debtor’s attendance

        7. Rule 5.Evidence

        8. Rule 7.Suspension of committal order

        9. Rule 8.New order on judgment summons

        10. Rule 9.Notification of order on judgment of High Court

        11. Rule 10.Costs on judgment summons

        12. Rule 11.Issue of warrant of committal

        13. Rule 12.Notification to foreign court of part payment before debtor lodged in prison

        14. Rule 13.Payment after debtor lodged in prison

        15. Rule 14.Discharge of debtor otherwise than on payment

      16. CCR ORDER 29 COMMITTAL FOR BREACH OF ORDER OR UNDERTAKING

        1. Rule 1.Enforcement of judgment to do or abstain from doing any act

        2. Rule 1A.Undertaking given by party

        3. Rule 2.Solicitor’s undertaking

        4. Rule 3.Discharge of person in custody

      17. CCR ORDER 30 GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 1.Attachment of debt due to judgment debtor

        2. Rule 2.Application for order

        3. Rule 3.Preparation, service and effect of order to show cause

        4. Rule 5.Notice by deposit-taking institution denying indebtedness

        5. Rule 7.Order where no notice given etc.

        6. Rule 8.Directions where dispute as to notice under rule 5

        7. Rule 9.Determination of liability in other cases

        8. Rule 10.Transfer of proceedings

        9. Rule 11.Discharge of garnishee

        10. Rule 12.Money in court

        11. Rule 13.Costs of judgment creditor

        12. Rule 14.Attachment of debt owed by firm

        13. Rule 15.Powers of district judge

      18. CCR ORDER 31 CHARGING ORDERS

        1. Rule 1.Application for charging order

        2. Rule 2.Order on further consideration of application for charging order

        3. Rule 3.Effect of charging order etc.

        4. Rule 4.Enforcement of charging order by sale

      19. CCR ORDER 33 INTERPLEADER PROCEEDINGS

        1. Part I Under Execution

        2. Rule 1.Notice of claim

        3. Rule 2.Reply to interpleader claim

        4. Rule 3.Order protecting district judge

        5. Rule 4.Issue of interpleader proceedings

        6. Rule 5.Claim for damages

        7. Part II— Otherwise than under Execution

        8. Rule 6.Application for relief

        9. Rule 7.Relief in pending claim

        10. Rule 8.Relief otherwise than in pending claim

        11. Rule 9.Payment into court etc.

        12. Rule 10.Reply by interpleader claimant

        13. Rule 11.Order barring interpleader claim etc.

      20. CCR ORDER 34 PENAL AND DISCIPLINARY PROVISIONS

        1. Rule 1.Issue and service of summons for offence under s.14, 92 or 124 of the Act

        2. Rule 1A.Committal under s.14, 92 or 118 of the Act

        3. Rule 2.Notice to show cause before or after fine under s.55 of the Act

        4. Rule 3.Non-payment of fine

        5. Rule 4.Repayment of fine

      21. CCR ORDER 35 ENFORCEMENT OF COUNTY COURT JUDGMENTS OUTSIDE ENGLAND AND WALES

        1. Part I—Enforcement outside United Kingdom

          1. Rule 1.Interpretation of Part I

          2. Rule 2.Application under s.10 of the Act of 1933 for certified copy of county court judgment

          3. Rule 3.Application under s.12 of the Act of 1982 for certified copy of county court judgment

          4. Rule 3A.Application under Article 54 of the Council Regulation (EC) No. 44/2001 of 22nd December 2000 on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters

        2. Part II—Enforcement in other parts of the United Kingdom

          1. Rule 4.Interpretation of Part II

          2. Rule 5.Application for certificate of money provision

          3. Rule 6.Application for certified copy of judgment containing non-money provision

      22. CCR ORDER 37... REHEARING, SETTING ASIDE AND APPEAL FROM DISTRICT JUDGE

        1. Rule 1.Rehearing

        2. Rule 6.Appeal from district judge

        3. Rule 8.Imposition of terms and stay of execution

      23. CCR ORDER 38 COSTS

        1. Rule 18.Fixed costs

      24. APPENDIX B PART I

        1. ...

      25. Part II Judgments

        1. ...

      26. PART III Miscellaneous Proceedings

      27. CCR ORDER 39 ADMINISTRATION ORDERS

        1. Rule 1.Exercise of powers ...

        2. Rule 2.Request and list of creditors

        3. Rule 3.Verification on oath

        4. Rule 5.Orders made by the court officer

        5. Rule 6.Notice of objection by creditor

        6. Rule 7.Procedure on day of hearing

        7. Rule 8.Direction for order to be subject to review

        8. Rule 9.Service of order

        9. Rule 10.Subsequent objection by creditor

        10. Rule 11.Subsequent proof by creditor

        11. Rule 12.Permission to present bankruptcy petition

        12. Rule 13.Conduct of order

        13. Rule 13A.Review by court officer in default of payment

        14. Rule 14.Review of order

        15. Rule 16.Discharge of attachment of earnings order

        16. Rule 17.Declaration of dividends

        17. Rule 18.Creditors to rank equally

        18. Rule 19.Change of debtor’s address

      28. CCR ORDER 42 PROCEEDINGS BY AND AGAINST THE CROWN

        1. Rule 1.Application and interpretation

        2. Rule 4.Particulars of claim in claim against the Crown

        3. Rule 5.Subsequent procedure in claim

        4. Rule 6.Subsequent procedure in fixed date claim

        5. Rule 7.Service on the Crown

        6. Rule 8.Special provisions regarding orders made by the Court of its own initiative against the Crown

        7. Rule 9.Counterclaim in proceedings by or against the Crown

        8. Rule 10.Adjustment of liability under judgment for taxes

        9. Rule 11.Part 20 claim against the Crown where the Crown is not already a party

        10. Rule 12.Disclosure against the Crown

        11. Rule 13.Execution and satisfaction of orders against the Crown

        12. Rule 14.Attachment of debts etc.

      29. CCR ORDER 43 THE LANDLORD AND TENANT ACTS 1927, 1954, 1985 AND 1987

        1. Rule 1.Interpretation

        2. Rule 2.Commencement of proceedings and answer

        3. Rule 3.Claim for compensation in respect of improvement

        4. Rule 4.Proceedings under Part I of the Act of 1927

        5. Rule 5.Proceedings under Part I of the Act of 1954

        6. Rule 6.Application for new tenancy under section 24 of the Act of 1954

        7. Rule 7.Answer to application for new tenancy under section 24 of the Act of 1954

        8. Rule 8.Order dismissing application under section 24 which is successfully opposed

        9. Rule 9.Other applications under Part II of the Act of 1954

        10. Rule 10.Service of order in proceedings under Part II of the Act of 1954

        11. Rule 11.Proof of determination of rateable value

        12. Rule 13.Provisions as to assessors

        13. Rule 15.District judge’s jurisdiction

        14. Rule 16.Application under section 12 (2) of the Act of 1985

        15. Rule 16A.Transfer to leasehold valuation tribunal

        16. Rule 17.Application under section 19 of the Act of 1987

        17. Rule 18.Application for order under section 24 of the Act of 1987

        18. Rule 19.Application for acquisition order under section 29 of the Act of 1987

        19. Rule 20.Application for order under section 38 or section 40 of the Act of 1987

        20. Rule 21.Service of documents in proceedings under the Act of 1987

        21. Rule 22.Tenants' associations

      30. CCR ORDER 44 THE AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS ACT 1986

        1. Rule 1.Order to arbitrator to state case

        2. Rule 2.Special case stated by arbitrator

        3. Rule 3.Removal of arbitrator or setting aside award

        4. Rule 4.Enforcement of order imposing penalty

      31. CCR ORDER 45 THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE ACT 1983

        1. Rule 1.Application for detailed assessment of returning officer’s account

        2. Rule 2.Appeal from decision of registration officer

        3. Rule 3.Selected appeals

      32. CCR ORDER 46 THE LEGITIMACY ACT 1976

        1. Rule 1.Manner of application

        2. Rule 2.Preliminary consideration and service

        3. Rule 3.Answer

      33. CCR ORDER 47 DOMESTIC AND MATRIMONIAL PROCEEDINGS

        1. Rule 5.Family Law Reform Act 1969

      34. CCR ORDER 48B Enforcement of traffic penalties

        1. Rule 1.Application and interpretation

        2. Rule 1A.Establishment of the traffic enforcement centre

        3. Rule 2.Requests for orders

        4. Rule 3.Documents

        5. Rule 4.Functions of court officer

        6. Rule 5.Enforcement of orders

      35. CCR ORDER 48D ENFORCEMENT OF FIXED PENALTIES UNDER THE ROAD TRAFFIC (VEHICLE EMISSIONS) (FIXED PENALTY) REGULATIONS 1997

        1. 1.Application and interpretation

        2. 2.The traffic enforcement centre

        3. 3.Requests for Orders and Warrants of Execution

        4. 4.Documents

        5. 5.Enforcement of Orders

      36. CCR ORDER 49 MISCELLANEOUS STATUTES

        1. Rule 1.Access to Neighbouring Land Act 1992

        2. Rule 1A.Administration of Justice Act 1970

        3. Rule 2.Chancel Repairs Act 1932

        4. Rule 4.Consumer Credit Act 1974

        5. Rule 4A.Applications under section 114, 204 and 231 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

        6. Rule 5.Fair Trading Act 1973

        7. Rule 6.Housing Act 1988: assured tenancies

        8. Rule 6A.Housing Act 1988: assured shorthold tenancies

        9. Rule 6B.Housing Act 1996: injunctions ...

        10. Rule 7.Injunctions to prevent environmental harm: Town and Country Planning Act 1990 etc.

        11. Rule 8.Leasehold Reform Act 1967

        12. Rule 9.Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993

        13. Rule 10.Local Government Finance Act 1982

        14. Rule 11.Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976

        15. Rule 12.Mental Health Act 1983

        16. Rule 13.Mobile Homes Act 1983

        17. Rule 15.Postal Services Act 2000

        18. Rule 16.Rentcharges Act 1977

        19. Rule 17.Sex Discrimination Act 1975, Race Relations Act 1976, Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and Disability Rights Commission Act 1999

        20. Rule 18.Solicitors Act 1974

        21. Rule 18A.Communications Act 2003

        22. Rule 18B.Applications under section 19 of the Trade Marks Act 1994

        23. Rule 19.Trade Union and Labour Relations Consolidation Act 1992

        24. Rule 20.Trustee Act 1925, s.63

  96. Explanatory Note

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