3. Commencing Proceedings Flashcards

1
Q

Claim less than £100k

A

MUST start in County Court

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2
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Claims more than £100k

A

opt to choose High Court

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3
Q

Personal injury claim less than £50k?

A

MUST be in County Court

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4
Q

Personal injury claim more than £50k?

A

opt to choose High Court

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5
Q

When would choosing High Court be appropriate?

A

complex claim or

outcome is of public importance

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6
Q

Kings Bench Division

A

Contract and tort disputes

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7
Q

Chancery Bench Division

A

Trusts, inheritance, parternship and company law

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8
Q

Family Division

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Divorce and Adoption

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9
Q

Divisions in High Court

A
  1. Kings Bench Division
  2. Chancery Division
  3. Family Division
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10
Q

Divisions in Business + Property Court

A
  1. Technology and Construction Court
  2. Commercial Court
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11
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Technology and Construction Court

A

Builiding, Engineering, Surveying

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12
Q

Commercial Court

A

Complex contract and finance issues

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13
Q

Docs to ‘issue proceedings’

A
  1. N1 Claim Form
  2. Particulars of Claim
  3. Copy of contract
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14
Q

Sole Trader on N1 Form?

A

**Atony Tucker T/A Marble Designs **

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15
Q

Partnership on N1 Form?

A

Firm name (Justine & Co)

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16
Q

Company on N1 Form?

A

Engineering Ltd

17
Q

Add or substite party process?

A
  • consent of claimant
  • permission needed if claim form served
18
Q

Grounds to add or remove party in limitation period?

A

desireable to add new aparty to resolve dispute or interest passed to them

19
Q

Grounds to add or remove party outside limitation period?

A
  • if proceedings started in limitation period +
  • OG party died/mistakenly added/cannot carry on claim
20
Q

When should claim form be served?

A

Within 4 months of being issued

21
Q

Claim form deemed served?

A

2nd business day after step required

22
Q

service of P.O.C by first class post?

A

2nd day after step required provided it is a business day

23
Q

service of P.O.C by DX?

A

2nd day after step required provided it is a business day

24
Q

service of P.O.C by fax?

A
  • before 4:30pm - same day
  • after 4:30pm - next business day
25
Q

service of P.O.C by email?

A
  • before 4:30pm - same day
  • after 4:30pm - next business day
26
Q

service of P.O.C by personal service?

A
  • before 4:30pm - same day
  • after 4:30pm - next business day
27
Q

service of P.O.C to permitted address?

A
  • before 4:30pm - same day
  • after 4:30pm - next business day
28
Q

When must particlars of claim be served?

A

With N1 Form or within 14 days after N1 is served/4 months of issue

29
Q

What if you miss service deadlines?

A

Claim can be struck out + sued for negligence

30
Q

Deadlien to serve claim form outside of England and Wales?

A

Within 6 months of being issued

31
Q

Do you need permission to serve claim form in Scotland + Ireland?

32
Q

Do you need permission to serve claim form in EU Member States?

A

Yes unless English jurisdiction clause