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11. For rule 25, substitute—
“25.—(1) Where—
(i)a defendant has paid money into court under a court order or in support of a defence of tender before claim; and
(ii)a Part 36 offer is subsequently accepted without needing the permission of the court,
any request for payment lodged with the Accountant General by the claimant must include the written consent of the defendant that all, or part, of the money paid into court may be used to satisfy the offer (in whole or in part).
(2) Where, before the date on which a request for payment is received under paragraph (1), interest has accrued on the money in question, some or all of the accrued interest may be included in the amount used to satisfy the offer, and this rule applies to the interest in the same way as it applies to the money paid into court.”
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