Introduction to Part 36 Flashcards

1
Q

Which CPR is relevant to Part 36?

A

CPR 36

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2
Q

What is the purpose of part 36?

A

Encourages settlement by setting rules for offers

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3
Q

What does part 36 cover?

A
  • What kind of offers can be made
  • What happens if offer is accepted
  • What happens if offer is rejected and goes to trial
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4
Q

What happens if a party rejects reasonable offer and loses at trial?

A

They may face penalties

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5
Q

What happens if a party tried to settle but was forced to trial?

A

They may be compensated for their reasonable approach

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6
Q

When can a part 36 offer be made?

A

At any stage of proceedings, including before proceedings are issued

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7
Q

Who can make a Part 36 offer?

A

Either party

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8
Q

Do the rules of offer and acceptance apply to Part 36 offers?

A

No

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9
Q

What is a Calderbank offer?

A

A ‘without prejudice offer’

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10
Q

Is a part 36 offer and Calderbank offer the same?

A

No, Calderbank offers do not need to comply with Part 36 rules

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