civil courts Flashcards

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taking a claim to the civil courts

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claiment must complete an N1 form setting out all the precautions of their case as well as a an allocated questionnaire

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small claims

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  • up to £10000
  • up to £1500 for personal injury
  • county court + district judge or circuit judge
  • strict time limits
  • limited number of witnesses
  • no legal rep needed
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3
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fast track

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  • £10000 - £25000
    -county court + district judge or circuit judge
  • strict time limit
  • limited witness
  • case usually heard within 30 weeks of allocation
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multitrack

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  • over £25000 or complex cases
  • usually stat in county court + circuit judge
  • high court deals with complex points or over £100000
  • some specialist areas only heard in high court
  • judge activly manages case, strict timetable including what must be disclosed, witness amount and trial time
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5
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small claims appeal

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first appeal before circuit judge in county court

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fast track appeal

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  • if first heard by district judge it will go to circuit in cc
  • complex matter origionally heard by circuit judge appeal will be heard by high court judge in the hc
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7
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multi track appeal

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where heard in the county court further appeal can occur in court of appeal but only in exceptional cases

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