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PART 2 INTERPRETATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONSPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 3 MANAGING THE CASEPrevious MatchNext Match
3.1.The court's general powers of case managementPrevious MatchNext Match
3.2.Case management – unrepresented partiesPrevious MatchNext Match
3.3.Court's power to dispense with requirement of any rulePrevious MatchNext Match
3.4.Exercise of powers on the court's own initiativePrevious MatchNext Match
3.5.General power of the court to rectify matters where there has been an error of procedurePrevious MatchNext Match
PART 4 HEARINGSPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 5 COURT DOCUMENTSPrevious MatchNext Match
5.1.Documents used in court proceedingsPrevious MatchNext Match
5.2.Documents required to be verified by a statement of truthPrevious MatchNext Match
5.3.Position statement not required to be verified by statement of truthPrevious MatchNext Match
5.5.Failure to verify a witness statementPrevious MatchNext Match
5.8.Supply of documents to a party from court recordsPrevious MatchNext Match
5.9.Supply of documents to a non-party from court recordsPrevious MatchNext Match
5.10.Subsequent use of court documentsPrevious MatchNext Match
5.11.Editing information in court documentsPrevious MatchNext Match
5.12.Public Guardian to be supplied with court documents relevant to supervision of deputiesPrevious MatchNext Match
5.13.Provision of court order to Public GuardianPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 6 SERVICE OF DOCUMENTSPrevious MatchNext Match
Service out of the jurisdictionPrevious MatchNext Match
6.12.Service of application form and other documents out of the jurisdictionPrevious MatchNext Match
6.13.Period for acknowledging service or responding to application where application is served out of the jurisdictionPrevious MatchNext Match
6.14.Method of service – general provisionsPrevious MatchNext Match
6.15.Service in accordance with the Service RegulationPrevious MatchNext Match
6.16.Service through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British Consular authoritiesPrevious MatchNext Match
6.17.Procedure where service is to be through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British Consular authoritiesPrevious MatchNext Match
6.18.Translation of application form or other documentPrevious MatchNext Match
6.19.Undertaking to be responsible for expenses of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficePrevious MatchNext Match
PART 9 HOW TO START AND RESPOND TO PROCEEDINGS, AND PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGSPrevious MatchNext Match
Steps following issue of application formPrevious MatchNext Match
9.6.Applicant to serve the application form on named respondentsPrevious MatchNext Match
9.7.Applications relating to lasting powers of attorneyPrevious MatchNext Match
9.8.Applications relating to enduring powers of attorneyPrevious MatchNext Match
9.9.Applicant to notify P of an applicationPrevious MatchNext Match
9.10.Applicant to notify other persons of an applicationPrevious MatchNext Match
9.11.Requirements for certain applicationsPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 10 APPLICATIONS WITHIN PROCEEDINGSPrevious MatchNext Match
10.1.Types of applications for which the Part 10 procedure may be usedPrevious MatchNext Match
10.3.What an application notice must includePrevious MatchNext Match
10.4.Service of an application noticePrevious MatchNext Match
10.8.Security for costs other than from the applicantPrevious MatchNext Match
10.9.Security for costs of an appealPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 13 JURISDICTION, WITHDRAWAL OF PROCEEDINGS, PARTICIPATION AND RECONSIDERATIONPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 14 ADMISSIONS, EVIDENCE AND DEPOSITIONSPrevious MatchNext Match
EvidencePrevious MatchNext Match
14.2.Power of court to control evidencePrevious MatchNext Match
14.3.Evidence of witnesses – general rulePrevious MatchNext Match
14.4.Written evidence – general rulePrevious MatchNext Match
14.5.Evidence by video link or other meansPrevious MatchNext Match
14.6.Service of witness statements for use at final hearingPrevious MatchNext Match
14.11.Affidavit made outside the jurisdictionPrevious MatchNext Match
14.14.Power of court to direct a party to provide informationPrevious MatchNext Match
Taking evidence outside the jurisdictionPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 15 EXPERTSPrevious MatchNext Match
15.2.Restriction on filing an expert's reportPrevious MatchNext Match
15.3.Duty to restrict expert evidencePrevious MatchNext Match
15.4.Experts – overriding duty to the courtPrevious MatchNext Match
15.5.Court's power to restrict expert evidencePrevious MatchNext Match
15.6.General requirement for expert evidence to be given in a written reportPrevious MatchNext Match
15.9.Use by one party of expert's report disclosed by anotherPrevious MatchNext Match
15.11.Expert's right to ask court for directionsPrevious MatchNext Match
15.12.Court's power to direct that evidence is to be given by a single joint expertPrevious MatchNext Match
15.13.Instructions to a single joint expertPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 16 DISCLOSUREPrevious MatchNext Match
16.3.Procedure for general or specific disclosurePrevious MatchNext Match
16.6.Inspection and copying of documentsPrevious MatchNext Match
16.7.Claim to withhold inspection or disclosure of documentsPrevious MatchNext Match
16.8.Consequence of failure to disclose documents or permit inspectionPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 17 LITIGATION FRIENDS AND RULE 1.2 REPRESENTATIVESPrevious MatchNext Match
SECTION 1 – LITIGATION FRIENDS Previous MatchNext Match
17.1.Who may act as a litigation friendPrevious MatchNext Match
17.2.Requirement for a litigation friendPrevious MatchNext Match
17.3.Litigation friend without a court orderPrevious MatchNext Match
17.4.Litigation friend by court orderPrevious MatchNext Match
17.5.Court's power to prevent a person from acting as a litigation friend or to bring an end to an appointment of a person as a litigation friend or to appoint another onePrevious MatchNext Match
17.6.Appointment of litigation friend by court order – supplementaryPrevious MatchNext Match
17.7.Procedure where appointment of a litigation friend comes to an end for a childPrevious MatchNext Match
17.8.Practice direction in relation to litigation friendsPrevious MatchNext Match
SECTION 2 – RULE 1.2 REPRESENTATIVES Previous MatchNext Match
17.9.Who may act as a rule 1.2 representative for PPrevious MatchNext Match
17.10.Rule 1.2 representative by court orderPrevious MatchNext Match
17.11.Application by rule 1.2 representative or by P for directionsPrevious MatchNext Match
17.12.Court's power to prevent a person from acting as a rule 1.2 representative or to bring an end to an appointment of a person as a rule 1.2 representative or to appoint another onePrevious MatchNext Match
17.13.Appointment of rule 1.2 representative by court order – supplementaryPrevious MatchNext Match
17.14.Practice direction in relation to rule 1.2 representativesPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 19 COSTSPrevious MatchNext Match
19.2.Property and affairs – the general rulePrevious MatchNext Match
19.3.Personal welfare – the general rulePrevious MatchNext Match
19.4.Apportioning costs – the general rulePrevious MatchNext Match
19.5.Departing from the general rulePrevious MatchNext Match
19.6.Rules about costs in the Civil Procedure Rules to applyPrevious MatchNext Match
19.8.Employment of a solicitor by two or more personsPrevious MatchNext Match
19.9.Costs of the Official SolicitorPrevious MatchNext Match
19.12.Costs orders in favour of or against non-partiesPrevious MatchNext Match
19.13.Remuneration of a deputy, donee or attorneyPrevious MatchNext Match
19.14.Practice direction as to costsPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 20 APPEALSPrevious MatchNext Match
20.5.Permission to appeal – appeals to the Court of AppealPrevious MatchNext Match
20.6.Permission to appeal – other casesPrevious MatchNext Match
20.7.Appeal against an order for committal to prisonPrevious MatchNext Match
20.8.Matters to be taken into account when considering an application for permissionPrevious MatchNext Match
20.9.Power to treat application for permission to appeal as application for reconsideration under rule 13.4Previous MatchNext Match
20.13.Power of appeal judge on appealPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 21 APPLICATIONS AND PROCEEDINGS IN RELATION TO CONTEMPT OF COURTPrevious MatchNext Match
21.3.How to make a contempt applicationPrevious MatchNext Match
21.4.Requirements of a contempt applicationPrevious MatchNext Match
21.5.Service of a contempt applicationPrevious MatchNext Match
21.6.Cases where no application is madePrevious MatchNext Match
21.7.Directions for hearing of contempt proceedingsPrevious MatchNext Match
21.8.Hearings and judgments in contempt proceedingsPrevious MatchNext Match
21.9.Powers of the court in contempt proceedingsPrevious MatchNext Match
21.10.Applications to discharge committal ordersPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 23 INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION OF ADULTSPrevious MatchNext Match
23.1.Applications in connection with Schedule 3 to the Act – generalPrevious MatchNext Match
23.3.Application of these Rules in relation to Schedule 3 applicationsPrevious MatchNext Match
23.4.Applications for recognition and enforcementPrevious MatchNext Match
23.5.Applications in relation to lasting powers – disapplication or modificationPrevious MatchNext Match
23.6.Applications in relation to lasting powers – declaration as to authority of donee of lasting powerPrevious MatchNext Match
PART 24 MISCELLANEOUSPrevious MatchNext Match
24.2.Enforcement methods – application of the Civil Procedure Rules 1998Previous MatchNext Match
24.3.Order or directions requiring a person to give security for discharge of functionsPrevious MatchNext Match
24.4.Objections to registration of an enduring power of attorney – request for directionsPrevious MatchNext Match
24.5.Disposal of property where P ceases to lack capacityPrevious MatchNext Match
24.6.Citation and commencement, revocations and transitional provisionPrevious MatchNext Match
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