Non Party Costs Flashcards

1
Q

Does winning a settlement always unequivocally result to a cash out?

A
  • losing party unable to pay fees
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2
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Part 46?

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• non-party meets the costs by order

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3
Q

External litigation finders vs non party funders

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Third party funders have risk, as they have direct interest in funding campaign

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4
Q

On what basis can an order be made against non party?

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• must be added as a party to the proceedings
• attend court when costs are being determined

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5
Q

Elgin Cars Ltd ?

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• Elgin tried issuing an order against non-party funder. It was noted that the non party funder had no involvement in the funding- no interest, and so the order failed.
The non party was not a party in the proceedings.

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6
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Litigation funders Plc

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• joined to proceedings
• despite representations (no requirement to establish improper acts exercised by non party before making an order.

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7
Q

Investigating judgement Debtor’s means. 2 methods?

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• enquiry agent
• order to obtain information

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8
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Enquiry Agent

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  • investigates debtors assets
  • quick but incurs costs
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9
Q

Order

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  • Governed by CPR 71
  • requires debtor to attend court for questioning under oath
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10
Q

Order Procedure?

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• application
• order served
• hearing county court
• court officer
• committal order for failure to attend court

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11
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Methods of enforcement!

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• taking goods

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12
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HCEO?

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High court enforcement officer

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13
Q

Enforcement Methods (4)

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• Charging Orders (CPR Part 73)
• Third Party Debt Orders (CPR Part 72)
• Attachment of Earnings (CPR Part 89)
• Taking control of goods

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14
Q

Third party debt orders method

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• surprise element. No notice to debtor.
• debtor unaware of assets frozen. (Interim order 28 days)

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15
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Disadvantages of third party debt order:

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• only enforceable if debtor is the sole owner of the asset being seized. This will not have effect on assets of joint ownership .
• ineffective if funds have moved from account or lack of sufficient funds.

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16
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Charging order (last resort)

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• secures debt without immediate payment
• can take time to procure compensation
• encourages early settlement
• ineffective if there are significant charges or no equity

17
Q

Enquiry agent. What is their purpose?

A

• locate hidden assets
• order to obtain information
• questioning debtor under oath

18
Q

Taking control of goods?

A

• seizure and sale of debtors goods

19
Q

(Documents) Warrant of control?

A
20
Q

(Documents) Writ of control ?

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