civil courts Flashcards

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1
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what are the two courts

A

County and High

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2
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the D is ??

A

liable / not liable

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3
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who has burden of proof

A

claimant

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4
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what is standard of proof?

A

more likely than not , 51%

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5
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how many county courts are there

A

around 200

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6
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county , who hears the simple cases?
where abouts
what is it worth?Property and Personal injury

A

a district judge
in the small claims court within County,
injury -

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7
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County
who hears fast track?
What is it worth Personal , property?

A

Circuit judge

£1,000-£25,000 property - £10,000-£25,000

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County
who hears multi-track?
how much is it worth?

A

Circuit judge

over £25,000 or complex under £50,000

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9
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County-
who hears appeals from small claims court?
Who hears appeals originally heard by a circuit judge?
Where is there further right to appeal to?

A

Circuit judge
Hight court judge
Court of Appeal

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10
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What are the 3 divisions in the high court?

A

Family , chancery and Queens bench

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What does Family division hear?

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Family matters, international law

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12
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What does Chancery division hear?

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Business,commercial and tax

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13
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What does Queens Bench division hear?

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Contract and law

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14
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Where do high court appeals go?

A

Court of appeal , civil division

Further right to UKSC

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15
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Legal fundning in CIVIL
what happens if you win?
what happens if you lose?
what are the problems if you win?
what is the problem with the cost?
A

you claim costs from other party
you have to pay costs
they may not have that money to pay
the amount claimed may not be enough to cover damages

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16
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how many cases started to go court?

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5%

17
Q

5 advantages of using civil courts

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fair process
can get legal aid
trial is by a legal expert
specific appeal routes
enforcement of the courts decision is easier
18
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4 Disadvantages of civil courts

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complicated process
no win guaranteed
costs claimed may be less than the damage
delays- can take up to a year