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May 19, 2014 · The practical effect is that a requirement to comply within seven days will inevitably include two weekend days. Where it also includes a bank holiday, seven days gives less time than five!
How to calculate a period of time or time limit for doing any act that is specified by the Civil Procedure Rules, a Practice Direction or a judgment or order of the court, including the meaning of clear days and business days.
Jan 30, 2017 · Where judgment is to be reserved the judge (or Presiding Judge) may, at the conclusion of the hearing, invite the views of the parties’ legal representatives as to the arrangements made for the...
- Scope of This Part
- Preparation of Documents
- Signature of Documents by Mechanical Means
- Register of Claims
- Supply of Documents to Attorney-General from Court Records
- Supply of Documents to A Party from Court Records
- Supply of Documents to A Non-Party from Court Records
- Supply of Documents from Court Records – General
- Filing and Sending Documents
- Documents in The Welsh Language
5.1 This part contains general provisions about – (a) documents used in court proceedings; and (b) the obligations of a court officer in relation to those documents.
5.2 (1) Where under these Rules, a document is to be prepared by the court, the document may be prepared by the party whose document it is, unless – (a) a court officer otherwise directs; or (b) it is a document to which – (i) Revoked (ii) omitted (iii) CCR Order 28, rule 11(1) (issue of warrant of committal), applies. (2) Nothing in this rule shal...
5.3Where any of these Rules or any practice direction requires a document to be signed, that requirement shall be satisfied if the signature is printed by computer or other mechanical means.
5.4 (1) A court or court office may keep a publicly accessible register of claims which have been issued out of that court or court office. (2) Any person who pays the prescribed fee may, during office hours, search any available register of claims. (Practice Direction 5A contains details of available registers).
5.4A (1) The Attorney-General may search for, inspect and take a copy of any documents within a court file for the purpose of preparing an application or considering whether to make an application under section 42 of the Senior Courts Act 1981 or section 33 of the Employment Tribunals Act 1996 (restriction of vexatious proceedings). (2) The Attorne...
5.4B (1) A party to proceedings may, unless the court orders otherwise, obtain from the records of the court a copy of any document listed in paragraph 4.2A of Practice Direction 5A. (2) A party to proceedings may, if the court gives permission, obtain from the records of the court a copy of any other document filed by a party or communication betw...
5.4C (1) The general rule is that a person who is not a party to proceedings may obtain from the court records a copy of – (a) a statement of case, but not any documents filed with or attached to the statement of case, or intended by the party whose statement it is to be served with it; (b) a judgment or order given or made in public (whether made ...
5.4D (1) A person wishing to obtain a copy of a document under rule 5.4B or rule 5.4C must pay any prescribed fee and – (a) if the court’s permission is required, file an application notice in accordance with Part 23; or (b) if permission is not required, file a written request for the document. (2) An application for an order under rule 5.4C(4) or...
5.5 (1) A practice direction may make provision for documents to be filed or sent to the court by – (a) facsimile; or (b) other electronic means. (2) Any such practice direction may – (a) provide that only particular categories of documents may be filed or sent to the court by such means; (b) provide that particular provisions only apply in specifi...
5.6 (1) Any document placed before the court in civil proceedings in or having a connection with Wales may be in the English or Welsh language. (2) It is the responsibility of any party if acting in person or of that party’s legal representative to inform the court as soon as practicable if documents in the Welsh language will or may be placed befo...
Jul 5, 2016 · At first glance, you would have thought the answer was simple: No. The reason for this is that the Limitation Act 1980 says “an action shall not be brought upon any judgment after the expiration of six years…” However, in actual fact, the complete opposite is true, and the answer is yes.
Apr 17, 2020 · The change to the CPR finally determines the status of an attempt to enter judgment in default where the time for compliance has expired, but the defaulting party (the defendant) belatedly delivers an acknowledgment of service or defence, as the case may be.
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Apr 17, 2020 · If judgment in default is entered, it is for the defaulting party to persuade the Court to set aside the decision. Time is of the essence, however, as the Court will take into account the length of time it has taken the defaulting party to make the application to Court.
