Process In Which A Civil Case Comes To Court

Question 0

What does the fee go from

Answer 0

£35-£2,000

Question 1

The claimant firstly fills this in

Answer 1

N1 claim form

Question 2

Where is the n1 claim form sent

Answer 2

Defendant

Question 3

The D can do this with the claim form

Answer 3

Contests or admits it, if claim in admitted the case ends, if contested D sends their defence to court

Question 4

What happens if the n1 claim form is ignored

Answer 4

Court issues a order in default and d must pay claim

Question 5

Parties provide information using this

Answer 5

Pre action protocol

Question 6

Judges allocate the case to a track using this

Answer 6

Track allocation questionnaire

Question 7

Claims can be put on this track

Answer 7

Small track

Question 8

Claims under this are put onto the small track

Answer 8

£10,000

Question 9

Where are small track claims heard

Answer 9

County court

Question 10

Which judge hears small track cases

Answer 10

District judge

Question 11

Another track a case could be allocated to

Answer 11

Fast track

Question 12

Claims worth this are allocated to fast track

Answer 12

£10,000 to £25,000

Question 13

Which court is fast track claims heard in

Answer 13

County

Question 14

Which judge hears fast track cases

Answer 14

Circuit

Question 15

The final track a case can be allocated to

Answer 15

Multi track

Question 16

What is the value of the claims put on multi track

Answer 16

£25,000

Question 17

Heard in county court between this value for fast track

Answer 17

£25,000 to £50,0000

Question 18

Cases above £50,000 are heard here

Answer 18

High court

Question 19

How many cases are started in the county court however only a small number proceed to trial

Answer 19

2 million

Question 20

What does the county court deal with

Answer 20

Civil cases including tort, probate, family and employment