Issuing proceedings Flashcards

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What information must be included in claims?

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Full names and addresses of both claimant and defendant.

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What must the claim form include?

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Brief details of the claim, value of the claim (excluding interest, costs, contributory negligence, counterclaims), preferred court, and court fee.

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How is the court fee calculated?

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5% of the claim value if between Β£10,000 - Β£200,000; Β£10,000 if over Β£200,000.

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What are Particulars of Claim?

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A formal written statement detailing the claim, typically served with the claim form or within 14 days after.

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What must the claim form include besides details?

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A signed statement of truth.

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How does the claim start?

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By issuing the claim form at the claimant’s request.

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What must the claimant serve with the claim form?

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Witness evidence that includes a statement of truth.

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What does the court send to the claimant?

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A notice of issue confirming the date the claim was issued.

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What happens if the defendant does not respond?

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They cannot participate in the hearing unless the court grants permission.

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What is a Part 8 claim?

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A claim involving no substantial dispute of fact, requiring a specific claim form stating the questions for the court and details of the claim.

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