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The Family Procedure (Amendment No. 2) Rules 2014

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  1. Introductory Text

  2. 1.Citation, interpretation and commencement

  3. 2.Amendments to the Family Procedure Rules 2010

  4. 3.In rule 2.3— (a) in paragraph (1)—

  5. 4.For rule 2.5(1)(b) substitute— (b) in relation to proceedings in...

  6. 5.In rule 2.6— (a) in paragraph (1)—

  7. 6.For rule 2.7 substitute— Single lay justice: power to refer...

  8. 7.Omit rule 9.2.

  9. 8.In rule 9.14, after paragraph (2) insert—

  10. 9.In rule 9.18(A1)(a)— (a) in paragraph (iii), omit “or”; and...

  11. 10.After rule 9.21, insert— Duty to make entries in the...

  12. 11.After rule 9.21A, insert— Chapter5A Certain applications .

  13. 12.Omit rule 9.23.

  14. 13.In Chapter 6 of Part 9, after rule 9.26B, insert—...

  15. 14.In rule 10.6(1), for sub-paragraph (b) and the words in...

  16. 15.For rules 10.12 and 10.13 substitute— Enforcement of an order:...

  17. 16.For rule 11.15 substitute— Enforcement of orders and undertakings (1) At the time when the order is drawn up,...

  18. 17.In rule 23.9— (a) in the heading, omit “in magistrates’...

  19. 18.In rule 25.20(1), omit “or section 63 of the County...

  20. 19.In rule 27.2— (a) in the heading, for “of the...

  21. 20.After rule 29.18 insert— Allocation of proceedings to another level...

  22. 21.In rule 30.1— (a) in paragraph 1(b), for “a county...

  23. 22.In rule 30.3— (a) in paragraph (5A), after “judge of...

  24. 23.In rule 30.4— (a) for paragraph (3) substitute —

  25. 24.In rule 30.5— (a) in paragraph (4), for “A respondent’s...

  26. 25.In rule 30.13, for paragraph (2) substitute—

  27. 26.In rule 30.14(3), for “a county court” substitute “the family...

  28. 27.In rule 32.10A— (a) in paragraph (4)—

  29. 28.In rule 33.1— (a) in paragraph (1), for “a county...

  30. 29.In rule 33.2— (a) omit “and” at the end of...

  31. 30.In rule 33.4, for “a designated county court” in all...

  32. 31.Omit rules 33.5 to 33.8, and insert in their place—...

  33. 32.In rule 33.10, for paragraph (1) substitute—

  34. 33.In rule 33.11(3), after “court”, insert “building”.

  35. 34.In rule 33.14(1)(b), for “a county court” substitute “the family...

  36. 35.In rule 33.17(5)(b), for “county court within the district of”...

  37. 36.Omit rule 33.18.

  38. 37.Omit rule 33.19 and insert in its place— Application of...

  39. 38.In the heading to Chapter 4 of Part 33, for...

  40. 39.In rule 33.20— (a) for “execution” substitute “control”; and

  41. 40.Omit rule 33.21.

  42. 41.For rule 33.23 substitute— Application of the CPR (1) Part 71 of the CPR applies to proceedings under...

  43. 42.In rule 33.24— (a) after paragraph (1), insert—

  44. 43.In rule 33.25, for paragraph (4) substitute—

  45. 44.After Part 36, insert Part 37 (Applications and proceedings in...

  46. 45.Transitional and saving provision

  47. Signature

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  49. Explanatory Note

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