Starting Proceedings - Choice of Court Flashcards

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Q

Claims must be started in the ______ Court, unless the total value exceeds £__,____ for personal injury, or £___,_____ for other claims

A

County, £50,000, £100,000

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How are all debt/specified claims commenced?

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By completing a money claim form which is issued by the County Court Money Claims Centre in Salford

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Do most damages/unspecified claims also start in the CCMCC?

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Yes - some may start in the High Court in exceptional circumstances

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What are the 2 hearing centre options the CMCC will usually transfer a claim?

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  1. D’s home address (if D is an individual)
  2. C’s preferred hearing centre (if D is a company)
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At what point will the court normally transfer the claim to the relevant hearing centre?

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Once the court have received a defence or admission

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Claims exceeding £50,000 for PI and £100,000 for all other claims may be commenced in the which court?

A

High Court

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What are three situations in which filing a claim in the High Court would be appropriate?

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  1. High value claims
  2. Complex issues, remedies, or procedures; or
  3. Outcome would be of general public importance
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Would a claim for more than £100,000 ever be appropriate to issue in the County Court?

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Yes - for example if it was a a simple case of breach of contract

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When completing the claim form, C should indicate whether they wish to issue a claim out of a _____ _______ and in which _____ they wish to issue the claim. Otherwise it will be issued out of the Royal Courts of Justice in ______.

A

District Registry, division, London

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Give some types of claims that are typically heard in the King’s Bench Division

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  1. Defamation
  2. Breach of contract
  3. Negligence and Personal Injury
  4. Possession of land/propery
  5. Non-payment of debt
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What are 4 specialist courts in the KBD?

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  1. Technology and Construction Court
  2. Commercial Court
  3. Administrative Court
  4. Admiralty Court
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Name some type of claims that are typically heard in the Chancery Division

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  1. Equity and trusts
  2. Commercial Fraud
  3. Tax
  4. Intellectual property
  5. Contentious Probate matters
  6. Business disputes
  7. Professional negligence (minus those heard in TCC)
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