(The)Civil procedure rules 1998 : Supreme Court of England and Wales

목차 (Table of Contents)

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• CONTENTS
• PART 1 : Overriding Objective
• Rule 1.1 : The overriding objective
• Rule 1.2 : Application by the court of the overriding objective
• Rule 1.3 : Duty of the parties
• Rule 1.4 : Court's duty to manage cases
• PART 2 : Application And Interpretation Of The Rules
• Rule 2.1 : Application of the Rules
• Rule 2.2 : The glossary
• Rule 2.3 : Interpretation
• Rule 2.4 : Power of judge, Master or district judge to perform functions of the court
• Rule 2.5 : Court staff
• Rule 2.6 : Court documents to be sealed
• Rule 2.7 : Court's discretion as to where in deals with cases
• Rule 2.8 : Time
• Rule 2.9 : Dates for compliance to be calendar dates and to include time of day
• Rule 2.10 : Meaning of "month" in judgments, etc.
• Rule 2.11 : Time limits may be varied by parties
• PART 3 : The Court's Case Management Powers
• Rule 3.1 : The court's general powers of management
• Rule 3.2 : Court officer's power to refer to a judge
• Rule 3.3 : Court's power to make order of its own initiative
• Rule 3.4 : Power to strike out a statement of case
• Rule 3.5 : Judgment without trial after striking out
• Rule 3.6 : Setting aside judgment entered after striking out
• Rule 3.7 : Sanctions for non-payment of certain fees
• Rule 3.8 : Sanctions have effect unless defaulting party obtains relief
• Rule 3.9 : Relief from sanctions
• Rule 3.10 : General power of the court to rectify matters where there has been an error of procedure
• PART 4 : Forms
• Rule 4 : Forms
• PART 5 : Court Documents
• Rule 5.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 5.2 : Preparation of documents
• Rule 5.3 : Signature of documents by mechanical means
• Rule 5.4 : Supply of documents from court records
• PART 6 : Service Of Documents
• Ⅰ GENERAL RULES ABOUT SERVICE
• Rule 6.1 : Part 6 rules about service apply generally
• Rule 6.2 : Methods of service - general
• Rule 6.3 : Who is to serve
• Rule 6.4 : Personal service
• Rule 6.5 : Address for service
• Rule 6.6 : Service of documents on children and patients
• Rule 6.7 : Deemed service
• Rule 6.8 : Service by an alternative method
• Rule 6.9 : Power of court to dispense with service
• Rule 6.10 : Certificate of service
• Rule 6.11 : Notice of non-service
• Ⅱ SPECIAL PROVISIONS ABOUT SERVICE OF THE CLAIM FORM
• Rule 6.12 : General rules about service subject to special rules about service of claim form
• Rule 6.13 : Service of claim form by the court - defendant's address for service
• Rule 6.14 : Certificate of service relating to the claim form
• Rule 6.15 : Service of claim form by contractually agreed method
• Rule 6.16 : Service of claim form on agent of principal who is overseas
• PART 7 : How To Start Proceedings - The Claim Form
• Rule 7.1 : Where to start proceedings
• Rule 7.2 : How to start proceedings
• Rule 7.3 : Right to use one claim form to start two or more claims
• Rule 7.4 : Particulars of claim
• Rule 7.5 : Service of a claim form
• Rule 7.6 : Extension of time for serving a claim form
• Rule 7.7 : Application by defendant for service of a claim form
• Rule 7.8 : Form for defence etc. must be served with particulars of claim
• Rule 7.9 : Fixed date and other claims
• Rule 7.10 : Production Centre for claims
• PART 8 : Alternative Procedure For Claims
• Rule 8.1 : Types of claim in which Part 8 procedure may be followed
• Rule 8.2 : Contents of the claim form
• Rule 8.3 : Acknowledgment of service
• Rule 8.4 : Consequence of not filing an acknowledgment of service
• Rule 8.5 : Filing and serving written evidence
• Rule 8.6 : Evidence - general
• Rule 8.7 : Part 20 claims
• Rule 8.8 : Procedure where defendant objects to use of Part 8 procedure
• Rule 8.9 : Modifications to the general rules
• PART 9 : Responding To Particulars Of Claim - General
• Rule 9.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 9.2 : Defence, admission or acknowledgment of service
• PART 10 : Acknowledgment Of Service
• Rule 10.1 : Acknowledgment of service
• Rule 10.2 : Consequence of not filing an acknowledgment of service
• Rule 10.3 : The period for filing an acknowledgment of service
• Rule 10.4 : Notice to claimant that defendant has filed an acknowledgment of service
• Rule 10.5 : Contents of acknowledgment of service
• PART 11 : Disputing The Court's Jurisdiction
• Rule 11 : Procedure for disputing the court's jurisdiction
• PART 12 : Default Judgment
• Rule 12.1 : Meaning of "default judgment"
• Rule 12.2 : Claims in which default judgment may not be obtained
• Rule 12.3 : Conditions to be satisfied
• Rule 12.4 : Procedure for obtaining default judgment
• Rule 12.5 : Nature of judgment where default judgment obtained by filing a request
• Rule 12.6 : Interest
• Rule 12.7 : Procedure for deciding an amount or value
• Rule 12.8 : Claim against more than one defendant
• Rule 12.9 : Procedure for obtaining default judgment for costs only
• Rule 12.10 : Default judgment obtained by making an application
• Rule 12.11 : Supplementary provisions where applications for default judgment are made
• PART 13 : Setting Aside Or Varying Default Judgment
• Rule 13.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 13.2 : Cases where the court must set aside judgment entered under Part 12
• Rule 13.3 : Cases where the court may set aside or vary judgment entered under Part 12
• Rule 13.4 : Application to set aside or vary judgment - procedure
• Rule 13.5 : Claimant's duty to apply to set aside judgment
• Rule 13.6 : Abandoned claim restored where default judgment set aside
• PART 14 : Admissions
• Rule 14.1 : Making an admission
• Rule 14.2 : Period for making an admission
• Rule 14.3 : Admission by notice in writing - application for judgment
• Rule 14.4 : Admission of whole of claim for specified amount of money
• Rule 14.5 : Admission of part of claim for specified amount of money
• Rule 14.6 : Admission of liability to pay whole of claim for unspecified amount of money
• Rule 14.7 : Admission of liability to pay claim for unspecified amount of money where defendant offers a sum in satisfaction of the claim
• Rule 14.8 : Allocation of claims in relation to outstanding matters
• Rule 14.9 : Request for time to pay
• Rule 14.10 : Determination of rate of payment
• Rule 14.11 : Determination of rate of payment by court officer
• Rule 14.12 : Determination of rate of payment by judge
• Rule 14.13 : Right of re-determination
• Rule 14.14 : Interest
• PART 15 : Defence And Reply
• Rule 15.1 : Part not to apply where claimant uses Part 8 procedure
• Rule 15.2 : Filing a defence
• Rule 15.3 : Consequence of not filing a defence
• Rule 15.4 : The period for filing a defence
• Rule 15.5 : Agreement extending the period for filing a defence
• Rule 15.6 : Service of copy of defence
• Rule 15.7 : Making a counterclaim
• Rule 15.8 : Reply to defence
• Rule 15.9 : No statement of case after a reply to be filed without court's permission
• Rule 15.10 : Claimant's notice where defence is that money claimed has been paid
• Rule 15.11 : Claim stayed if it is not defended or admitted
• PART 16 : Statements Of Case
• Rule 16.1 : Part not to apply where claimant uses Part 8 procedure
• Rule 16.2 : Contents of the claim form
• Rule 16.3 : Statement of value to be included in the claim form
• Rule 16.4 : Contents of the particulars of claim
• Rule 16.5 : Contents of defence
• Rule 16.6 : Defence of set-off
• Rule 16.7 : Reply to defence
• Rule 16.8 : Court's power to dispense with statements of case
• PART 17 : Amendments To Statements Of Case
• Rule 17.1 : Amendments to statements of case
• Rule 17.2 : Power of court to disallow amendments made without permission
• Rule 17.3 : Amendments to statements of case with the permission of the court
• Rule 17.4 : Amendments to statements of case after the end of a relevant limitation period
• PART 18 : Further Information
• Rule 18.1 : Obtaining further information
• Rule 18.2 : Restriction on use of further information
• PART 19 : Addition And Substitution Of Parties
• Rule 19.1 : Change of parties - general
• Rule 19.2 : Provisions applicable where two or more persons are jointly entitled to a remedy
• Rule 19.3 : Procedure for adding and substituting parties
• Rule 19.4 : Special provisions about adding or substituting parties after the end of a relevant limitation period
• PART 20 : Counterclaims And Other Additional Claims
• Rule 20.1 : Purpose of Part 20
• Rule 20.2 : Meaning of "Part 20 claim"
• Rule 20.3 : Part 20 claim to be treated as a claim for the purposes of the Rules
• Rule 20.4 : Defendant's counterclaim against the claimant
• Rule 20.5 : Counterclaim against a person other than the claimant
• Rule 20.6 : Defendant's claim for contribution or indemnity from co-defendant
• Rule 20.7 : Procedure for making any other Part 20 claim
• Rule 20.8 : Service of a Part 20 claim form
• Rule 20.9 : Matters relevant to question of whether a Part 20 claim should be separate from main claim
• Rule 20.10 : Effect of service of a Part 20 claim
• Rule 20.11 : Special provisions relating to default judgment on a Part 20 claim other than a counterclaim or a contribution or indemnity notice
• Rule 20.12 : Procedural steps on service of a Part 20 claim form on a non-party
• Rule 20.13 : Case management where there is a defence to a Part 20 claim form
• PART 21 : Children And Patients
• Rule 21.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 21.2 : Requirement for litigation friend in proceedings by or against children and patients
• Rule 21.3 : Stage of proceedings at which a litigation friend becomes necessary
• Rule 21.4 : Who may be a litigation friend without a court order
• Rule 21.5 : How a person becomes a litigation friend without a court order
• Rule 21.6 : How a person becomes a litigation friend by court order
• Rule 21.7 : Court's power to change litigation friend and to prevent person acting as litigation friend
• Rule 21.8 : Appointment of litigation friend by court order - supplementary
• Rule 21.9 : Procedure where appointment of litigation friend ceases
• Rule 21.10 : Compromise etc. by or on behalf of child or patient
• Rule 21.11 : Control of money recovered by or on behalf of child or patient
• Rule 21.12 : Appointment of guardian of child's estate
• PART 22 : Statements Of Truth
• Rule 22.1 : Documents to be verified by a statement of truth
• Rule 22.2 : Failure to verify a statement of case
• Rule 22.3 : Failure to verify a witness statement
• Rule 22.4 : Power of the court to require a document to be verified
• PART 23 : General Rules About Applications For Court Orders
• Rule 23.1 : Meaning of "application notice" and "respondent"
• Rule 23.2 : Where to make an application
• Rule 23.3 : Application notice to be filed
• Rule 23.4 : Notice of an application
• Rule 23.5 : Time when an application is made
• Rule 23.6 : What an application notice must include
• Rule 23.7 : Service of a copy of an application notice
• Rule 23.8 : Applications which may be dealt with without a hearing
• Rule 23.9 : Service of application where application made without notice
• Rule 23.10 : Application to set aside or vary order made without notice
• Rule 23.11 : Power of the court to proceed in the absence of a party
• PART 24 : Summary Judgment
• Rule 24.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 24.2 : Grounds for summary judgment
• Rule 24.3 : Types of proceedings in which summary judgment is available
• Rule 24.4 : Procedure
• Rule 24.5 : Evidence for the purposes of a summary judgment hearing
• Rule 24.6 : Court's powers when it determines a summary judgment application
• PART 25 : Interim Remedies
• Rule 25.1 : Orders for interim remedies
• Rule 25.2 : Time when an order for an interim remedy may be made
• Rule 25.3 : How to apply for an interim remedy
• Rule 25.4 : Application for an interim remedy where there is no related claim
• Rule 25.5 : Inspection of property before commencement or against a non-party
• Rule 25.6 : Interim payments - general procedure
• Rule 25.7 : Interim payments - conditions to be satisfied and matters to be taken into account
• Rule 25.8 : Powers of court where it has made an order for interim payment
• Rule 25.9 : Restriction on disclosure of an interim payment
• Rule 25.10 : Interim injunction to cease if claim stayed
• PART 26 : Case Management - Preliminary Stage
• Rule 26.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 26.2 : Automatic transfer
• Rule 26.3 : Allocation questionnaire
• Rule 26.4 : Stay to allow for settlement of the case
• Rule 26.5 : Allocation
• Rule 26.6 : Scope of each track
• Rule 26.7 : General rule for allocation
• Rule 26.8 : Matters relevant to allocation to a track
• Rule 26.9 : Notice of allocation
• Rule 26.10 : Re-allocation
• PART 27 : The Small Claims Track
• Rule 27.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 27.2 : Extent of which other Parts apply
• Rule 27.3 : Court's power to grant a final remedy
• Rule 27.4 : Preparation for the hearing
• Rule 27.5 : Experts
• Rule 27.6 : Preliminary hearing
• Rule 27.7 : Power of court to add to, vary or revoke directions
• Rule 27.8 : Conduct of the hearing
• Rule 27.9 : Non-attendance of parties at a final hearing
• Rule 27.10 : Disposal without a hearing
• Rule 27.11 : Setting judgment aside and re-hearing
• Rule 27.12 : Right of appeal under Part 27
• Rule 27.13 : Procedure for making an appeal
• Rule 27.14 : Costs on the small claims track
• Rule 27.15 : Claim re-allocated from the small claims track to another track
• PART 28 : The Fast Track
• Rule 28.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 28.2 : General provisions
• Rule 28.3 : Directions
• Rule 28.4 : Variation of case management timetable
• Rule 28.5 : Listing questionnaire
• Rule 28.6 : Fixing or confirming the trial date and giving directions
• Rule 28.7 : Conduct of trial
• PART 29 : The Multi-Track
• Rule 29.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 29.2 : Case management
• Rule 29.3 : Case management conference and pre-trial review
• Rule 29.4 : Steps taken by the parties
• Rule 29.5 : Variation of case management timetable
• Rule 29.6 : Listing questionnaire
• Rule 29.7 : Pre-trial review
• Rule 29.8 : Setting a trial timetable and fixing or confirming the trial date or week
• Rule 29.9 : Conduct of the trial
• PART 30 : Transfer
• Rule 30.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 30.2 : Transfer between county courts and within the High Court
• Rule 30.3 : Criteria for a transfer order
• Rule 30.4 : Procedure
• Rule 30.5 : Transfer between Divisions and to and from a specialist list
• Rule 30.6 : Power to specify place where hearings are to be held
• Rule 30.7 : Transfer of control of money in court
• Rule 30.8 : Certiorari of prohibition
• PART 31 : Disclosure And Inspection Of Documents
• Rule 31.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 31.2 : Meaning of disclosure
• Rule 31.3 : Right of inspection of a disclosed document
• Rule 31.4 : Meaning of document
• Rule 31.5 : Disclosure limited to standard disclosure
• Rule 31.6 : Standard disclosure - what documents are to be disclosed
• Rule 31.7 : Duty of search
• Rule 31.8 : Duty of discl sure limited to documents which are or have been in a party's control
• Rule 31.9 : Disclosure of copies
• Rule 31.10 : Procedure for standard disclosure
• Rule 31.11 : Duty of disclosure continues during proceedings
• Rule 31.12 : Specific disclosure or inspection
• Rule 31.13 : Disclosure in stages
• Rule 31.14 : Documents referred to in statements of case etc.
• Rule 31.15 : Inspection and copying of documents
• Rule 31.16 : Disclosure before proceedings start
• Rule 31.17 : Orders for disclosure against a person not a party
• Rule 31.18 : Rules not to limit other powers of the court to order disclosure
• Rule 31.19 : Claim to withhold inspection or disclosure of a document
• Rule 31.20 : Restriction on use of a privileged document inspection of which has been inadvertently allowed
• Rule 31.21 : Consequence of failure to disclose documents or permit inspection
• Rule 31.22 : Subsequent use of disclosed documents
• PART 32 : Evidence
• Rule 32.1 : Power of court to control evidence
• Rule 32.2 : Evidence of witnesses - general rule
• Rule 32.3 : Evidence by video link or other means
• Rule 32.4 : Requirement to serve witness statements for use at trial
• Rule 32.5 : Use at trial of witness statements which have been served
• Rule 32.6 : Evidence in proceedings other than at trial
• Rule 32.7 : Order for cross-examination
• Rule 32.8 : Form of witness statement
• Rule 32.9 : Witness summaries
• Rule 32.10 : Consequence of failure to serve witness statement or summary
• Rule 32.11 : Cross-examination on a witness statement
• Rule 32.12 : Use of witness statements for other purposes
• Rule 32.13 : Availability of witness statements for inspection
• Rule 32.14 : False statements
• Rule 32.15 : Affidavit evidence
• Rule 32.16 : Form of affidavit
• Rule 32.17 : Affidavit made outside the jurisdiction
• Rule 32.18 : Notice to admit facts
• Rule 32.19 : Notice to admit or produce documents
• PART 33 : Miscellaneous Rules About Evidence
• Rule 33.1 : Introductory
• Rule 33.2 : Notice of intention to rely on hearsay evidence
• Rule 33.3 : Circumstances in which notice of intention to rely on hearsay evidence is not required
• Rule 33.4 : Power to call witness for cross-examination on hearsay evidence
• Rule 33.5 : Credibility
• Rule 33.6 : Use of plans, photographs and models as evidence
• Rule 33.7 : Evidence of finding on question of foreign law
• Rule 33.8 : Evidence of consent of trustee to act
• PART 34 : Depositions And Court Attendance By Witnesses
• Rule 34.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 34.2 : Witness summonses
• Rule 34.3 : Issue of a witness summons
• Rule 34.4 : Witness summons in aid of inferior court or of tribunal
• Rule 34.5 : Time for serving a witness summons
• Rule 34.6 : Who is to serve a witness summons
• Rule 34.7 : Right of witness to travelling expenses and compensation for loss of time
• Rule 34.8 : Evidence by deposition
• Rule 34.9 : Conduct of examination
• Rule 34.10 : Enforcing attendance of witness
• Rule 34.11 : Use of deposition at a hearing
• Rule 34.12 : Restrictions on subsequent use of deposition taken for the purpose of any hearing except the trial
• Rule 34.13 : Where a person to be examined is out of the jurisdiction - letter of request
• Rule 34.14 : Fees and expenses of examiner
• Rule 34.15 : Examiners of the court
• PART 35 : Experts And Assessors
• Rule 35.1 : Duty to restrict expert evidence
• Rule 35.2 : Interpretation
• Rule 35.3 : Experts - overriding duty to the court
• Rule 35.4 : Court's power to restrict expert evidence
• Rule 35.5 : General requirement for expert evidence to be given in written report
• Rule 35.6 : Written questions to experts
• Rule 35.7 : Court's power to direct that evidence is to be given by a single joint expert
• Rule 35.8 : Instructions to a single joint expert
• Rule 35.9 : Power of court to direct party to provide information
• Rule 35.10 : Contents of report
• Rule 35.11 : Use by one party of expert's report disclosed by another
• Rule 35.12 : Discussions between experts
• Rule 35.13 : Consequence of failure to disclose expert's report
• Rule 35.14 : Expert's right to ask court for directions
• Rule 35.15 : Assessors
• PART 36 : Offers To Settle And Payments Into Court
• Rule 36.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 36.2 : Part 36 offers and Part 36 payments - general provisions
• Rule 36.3 : A defendant's offer to settle a money claim requires a Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.4 : Defendant's offer to settle the whole of a claim which includes both a money claim and a non-money claim
• Rule 36.5 : Form and content of a Part 36 offer
• Rule 36.6 : Notice of a Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.7 : Offer to settle a claim for provisional damages
• Rule 36.8 : Time when a Part 36 offer or a Part 36 payment is made and accepted
• Rule 36.9 : Clarification of a Part 36 offer or a Part 36 payment notice
• Rule 36.10 : Court to take into account offer to settle made before commencement of proceedings
• Rule 36.11 : Time for acceptance of a defendant's Part 36 offer or Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.12 : Time for acceptance of a claimant's Part 36 offer
• Rule 36.13 : Costs consequences of acceptance of a defendant's Part 36 offer or Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.14 : Costs consequences of acceptance of a claimant's Part 36 offer
• Rule 36.15 : The effect of acceptance of a Part 36 offer or a Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.16 : Payment out of a sum in court on the acceptance of a Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.17 : Acceptance of a Part 36 offer or a Part 36 payment made by one or more, but not all, defendants
• Rule 36.18 : Other cases where a court order is required to enable acceptance of a Part 36 offer or a Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.19 : Restriction on disclosure of a Part 36 offer or a Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.20 : Costs consequences where a claimant fails to do better than a Part 36 offer or a Part 36 payment
• Rule 36.21 : Costs and other consequences where claimant does better than he proposed in his Part 36 offer
• Rule 36.22 : Interest
• Rule 36.23 : Deduction of benefits
• PART 37 : Miscellaneous Provisions About Payments Into Court
• Rule 37.1 : Money paid into court under a court order - general
• Rule 37.2 : Money paid into court may be treated as a Part 36 payment
• Rule 37.3 : Money paid into court where defendant wishes to rely on defence of tender before claim
• Rule 37.4 : Proceedings under Fatal Accidents Act 1976 and Law Reform(Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1934 - apportionment by court
• PART 38 : Discontinuance
• Rule 38.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 38.2 : Right to discontinue claim
• Rule 38.3 : Procedure for discontinuing
• Rule 38.4 : Right to apply to have notice of discontinuance set aside
• Rule 38.5 : When discontinuance takes effect where permission of the court is not needed
• Rule 38.6 : Liability for costs
• Rule 38.7 : Discontinuance and subsequent proceedings
• Rule 38.8 : Stay of remainder of partly discontinued proceedings where costs not paid
• PART 39 : Miscellaneous Provisions Relating To Hearings
• Rule 39.1 : Interpretation
• Rule 39.2 : General rule - hearing to be in public
• Rule 39.3 : Failure to attend the trial
• Rule 39.4 : Timetable for trial
• Rule 39.5 : Trial bundles
• Rule 39.6 : Representation at trial of companies or other corporations
• Rule 39.7 : Impounded documents
• PART 40 : Judgments And Orders
• Rule 40.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 40.2 : Standard requirements
• Rule 40.3 : Drawing up and filing of judgements and orders
• Rule 40.4 : Service of judgments and orders
• Rule 40.5 : Power to require judgment or order to be served on a party as well as his solicitor
• Rule 40.6 : Consent judgments and orders
• Rule 40.7 : When judgment or order takes effect
• Rule 40.8 : Time from which interest begins to run
• Rule 40.9 : Who may apply to set aside or vary a judgment or order
• Rule 40.10 : Judgment against a State in default of acknowledgment of service
• Rule 40.11 : Time for complying with a judgment or orders
• Rule 40.12 : Correction of errors in judgments and orders
• Rule 40.13 : Cases where court gives judgment both on claim and counterclaim
• Rule 40.14 : Judgment in favour of certain part owners relating to the detention of goods
• PART 41 : Provisional Damages
• Rule 41.1 : Application and definitions
• Rule 41.2 : Order for an award of provisional damages
• Rule 41.3 : Application for further damages
• PART 42 : Change Of Solicitor
• Rule 42.1 : Solicitor acting for a party
• Rule 42.2 : Change of solicitor - duty to give notice
• Rule 42.3 : Order that a solicitor has ceased to act
• Rule 42.4 : Removal of solicitor who has ceased to act on application of another party
• PART 43 : Scope Of Costs Rules And Definitions
• Rule 43.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 43.2 : Definitions and application
• Rule 43.3 : Meaning of summary assessment
• Rule 43.4 : Meaning of detailed assessement
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• CONTENTS
• PART 44 : General Rules About Costs
• Rule 44.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 44.2 : Solicitor's duty to notify client
• Rule 44.3 : Court's discretion and circumstances to be taken into account when exercising its discretion as to costs
• Rule 44.4 : Basis of assessment
• Rule 44.5 : Factors to be taken into account in deciding the amount of costs
• Rule 44.6 : Fixed costs
• Rule 44.7 : Procedure for assessing costs
• Rule 44.8 : Time for complying with an order for costs
• Rule 44.9 : Costs on the small claims track and fast track
• Rule 44.10 : Limitation on amount court may award where a claim allocated to the fast track settles before trial
• Rule 44.11 : Costs following allocation and re-allocation
• Rule 44.12 : Cases where costs orders deemed to have been made
• Rule 44.13 : Special situations
• Rule 44.14 : Court's powers in relation to misconduct
• PART 45 : Fixed Costs
• Rule 45.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 45.2 : Amount of fixed commencement costs
• Rule 45.3 : When defendant only liable for fixed commencement costs
• Rule 45.4 : Costs on entry of judgment
• Rule 45.5 : Miscellaneous fixed costs
• PART 46 : Fast Track Trial Costs
• Rule 46.1 : Scope of this Part
• Rule 46.2 : Amount of fast track trial costs
• Rule 46.3 : Power to award more or less than amount of fast track trial costs
• Rule 46.4 : Fast track trial costs where there is more than one claimant or defendant
• PART 47 : Procedure For Detailed Assessment Of Costs And Default Provisions
• Ⅰ GENERAL RULES ABOUT DETAILED ASSESSMENT
• Rule 47.1 : Time when detailed assessment may be carried out
• Rule 47.2 : No stay of detailed assessment where there is an appeal
• Rule 47.3 : Powers of an anthorised court officer
• Rule 47.4 : Venue for detailed assessment proceedings
• Ⅱ COSTS PAYABLE BY ONE PARTY TO ANOTHER - COMMENCEMENT OF DETAILED ASSESSMENT PROCEEDINGS
• Rule 47.5 : Application of this section
• Rule 47.6 : Commencement of assessment proceedings
• Rule 47.7 : Period for commencing detailed assessment proceedings
• Rule 47.8 : Sanction for delay in commencing detailed assessment proceedings
• Rule 47.9 : Points of dispute and consequence of not serving
• Rule 47.10 : Procedure where costs are agreed
• Ⅲ COSTS PAYABLE BY ONE PARTY TO ANOTHER - DEFAULT PROVISIONS
• Rule 47.11 : Default costs certificate
• Rule 47.12 : Setting aside default costs certificate
• Ⅳ COSTS PAYABLE BY ONE PARTY TO ANOTHER - PROCEDURE WHERE POINTS OF DISPUTE ARE SERVED
• Rule 47.13 : Optional reply
• Rule 47.14 : Detailed assessment hearing
• Ⅴ INTERIM COSTS CERTIFICATE AND FINAL COSTS CERTIFICATE
• Rule 47.15 : Power to issue an interim certificate
• Rule 47.16 : Final costs certificate
• Ⅵ DETAILED ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR COSTS OF AN ASSISTED PERSON WHERE COSTS ARE PAYABLE OUT OF THE LEGAL AID FUND
• Rule 47.17 : Detailed assessment procedure for costs of an assisted person where costs are payable out of the legal aid fund
• Ⅶ COSTS OF DETAILED ASSESSMENT PROCEEDINGS
• Rule 47.18 : Liability for costs of detailed assessment proceedings
• Rule 47.19 : Offers to settle without prejudice save as to costs of the detailed assessment proceedings
• Ⅷ APPEALS IN DETAILED ASSESSMENT PROCEEDINGS
• Rule 47.20 : Right to appeal
• Rule 47.21 : Preliminary requirements for bringing an appeal
• Rule 47.22 : Court to hear appeal
• Rule 47.23 : Duty to seek reasons
• Rule 47.24 : Obtaining the court's permission to appeal
• Rule 47.25 : Appeal procedure
• Rule 47.26 : Powers of the court on appeal
• PART 48 : Costs - Special Cases
• Ⅰ COSTS PAYABLE BY OR TO PARTICULAR PERSONS
• Rule 48.1 : Pre-commencement disclosure and orders for disclosure against a person who is not a party
• Rule 48.2 : Costs orders in favour of or against non-parties
• Rule 48.3 : Amount of costs where costs are payable pursuant to a contract
• Rule 48.4 : Limitations on court's power to award costs in favour of trustee or personal representative
• Rule 48.5 : Costs where money is payable by or to a child or patient
• Rule 48.6 : Litigants in person
• Ⅱ COSTS RELATING TO SOLICITORS AND OTHER LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES
• Rule 48.7 : Personal liability of legal representative for costs - wasted costs orders
• Rule 48.8 : Basis of detailed assessment of solicitor and client costs
• Rule 48.9 : Conditional fees
• Rule 48.10 : Assessment procedure
• PART 49 : Specialist Proceedings
• Rule 49 : Specialist proceedings
• PART 50 : Application Of The Schedules
• Rule 50 : Application of the Schedules
• PART 51 : Transitional Arrangements
• Rule 51 : Transitional Arrangements
• Glossary
• Schedule 1 - RSC Rules
• Order 10 SERVICE OF ORIGINATING PROCESS : GENERAL PROVISIONS = 1
• Order 15 CAUSES OF ACTION, COUNTERCLAIMS AND PARTIES = 1
• Order 17 INTERPLEADER = 3
• Order 30 RECEIVERS = 8
• Order 44 PROCEEDINGS UNDER JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS : CHANCERY DIVISION = 10
• Order 45 ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS : GENERAL = 14
• Order 46 WRITS OF EXECUTION : GENERAL = 21
• Order 47 WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS = 25
• Order 48 EXAMINATION OF JUDGMENT DEBTOR, ETC. = 27
• Order 49 GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS = 29
• Order 50 CHARGING ORDERS, STOP ORDERS, ETC. = 32
• Order 51 RECEIVERS : EQUITABLE EXECUTION = 38
• Order 52 COMMITTAL = 39
• Order 53 APPLICATIONS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW = 43
• Order 54 APPLICATIONS FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS = 49
• Order 57 DIVISIONAL COURT PROCEEDINGS, ETC. : SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS = 52
• Order 62 COSTS = 54
• Order 64 SITTINGS, VACATIONS AND OFFICE HOURS = 56
• Order 69 SERVICE OF FOREIGN PROCESS = 56
• Order 70 OBTAINING EVIDENCE FOR FOREIGN COURTS, ETC. = 58
• Order 71 RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ENFORCEMENT OF EUROPEAN COMMUNITY JUDGMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ETC. UNDER THE MERCHANT SHIPPING (LINER CONFERENCES) ACT 1982(a) = 60
• Order 74 APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS UNDER THE MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT 1995(a) = 76
• Order 77 PROCEEDINGS BY AND AGAINST THE CROWN = 76
• Order 79 CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS = 83
• Order 81 PARTNERS = 87
• Order 85 ADMINISTRATION AND SIMILAR ACTIONS = 94
• Order 87 DEBENTURE HOLDERS' CLAIMS : RECEIVER'S REGISTER = 96
• Order 88 MORTGAGE CLAIMS = 99
• Order 92 LODGMENT, INVESTMENT, ETC., OF FUNDS IN COURT : CHANCERY DIVISION = 104
• Order 93 APPLICATIONS AND APPEALS TO HIGH COURT UNDER VARIOUS ACTS : CHANCERY DIVISION = 107
• Order 94 APPLICATION AND APPEALS TO HIGH COURT UNDER VARIOUS ACTS : QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION = 111
• Order 95 BILLS OF SALE ACTS 1878(a) AND 1882(b) AND THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT SOCIETIES ACT 1967(c) = 119
• Order 96 THE MINES (WORKING FACILITIES AND SUPPORT) ACT 1966(b), ETC. = 121
• Order 97 THE LANDLORD AND TENANT ACTS 1927(a), 1954(b) AND 1987(c) = 124
• Order 98 Order 98 LOCALGOVERNMENT FINANCE ACT 1982(b), PART Ⅲ = 130
• Order 99 INHERITANCE (PROVISIONS FOR FAMILY AND DEPENDANTS) ACT 1975(a) = 132
• Order 106 PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO SOLICITORS : THE SOLICITORS ACT 1974(a) = 134
• Order 108 PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO CHARITIES : THE CHARITIES ACT 1993(a) = 138
• Order 109 THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT 1960(a) = 140
• Order 110 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PROCEEDINGS = 142
• Order 112 APPLICATIONS FOR USE OF BLOOD TESTS IN DETERMINING PATERNITY = 143
• Order 113 SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS FOR POSSESSION OF LAND = 144
• Order 114 REFERENCES TO THE EUROPEAN COURT = 146
• Order 115 CONFISCATION AND FORFEITURE IN CONNECTION WITH CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS = 148
• Order 116 THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND INVESTIGATIONS ACT 1996 = 162
• Schedule 2 - CCR Rules