12.53 Unless the Court orders otherwise, production of any document relating to the GLO issues by a party to a claim on the group register is production of that document to all parties to claims: on the group register; and which are subsequently entered on the group register.
Part 13 Counterclaims and other Related Claims13.1 This Part applies to: a counterclaim by a defendant against the claimant or against the claimant and some other person; an additional claim by a defendant against any person (whether or not already a party) for contribution or indemnity or some other remedy; and where an additional claim has been made against a person who is not already a party, any additional claim made by that person against any other person (whether or not already a party). 13.2 In these Rules: ‘additional claim’ means any claim other than the claim by the claimant against the defendant; and unless the context requires otherwise, references to a claimant or defendant include a party bringing or defending an additional claim. Application of these Rules to additional claims13.3 An additional claim shall be treated as if it were a claim for the purposes of these Rules, except as provided by this Part. 13.4 Rules 4.9 to 4.14 (time within which a claim form may be served) do not apply to additional claims. 13.5 Part 9 (default judgment) applies to a counterclaim but not to other additional claims. 13.6 Part 10 (admissions) applies to a counterclaim, but only Rules 10.1 to 10.4 apply to other additional claims. Defendant’s counterclaim against the claimant13.7 A defendant may make a counterclaim against a claimant: by filing particulars of the counterclaim; without the Court’s permission if he files it with his defence; at any other time with the Court’s permission. 13.8 Part 7 (acknowledgment of service) does not apply to a claimant who wishes to defend a counterclaim. Additional claim against a person other than the claimant13.9 A defendant who wishes to make an additional claim against a person who is not already a party shall apply to the Court for an order that that person be added as an additional party. 13.10 An application for an order under Rule 13.9 may be made without notice unless the Court directs otherwise. 13.11 Where the Court makes an order under Rule 13.9, it will give directions as to the management of the case. Defendant’s additional claim for contribution or indemnity from another party13.12 A defendant who has filed an acknowledgment of service or a defence may make an additional claim for contribution or indemnity against a person who is already a party to the proceedings by: filing a notice containing a statement of the nature and grounds of his additional claim; and serving the notice on that party. 13.13 A defendant may file and serve a notice under Rule 13.12: without the Court’s permission, if he files and serves it: (a) with his defence; or (b) if his additional claim for contribution or indemnity is against a party added to the claim later, within 28 days after that party files his defence; or at any other time with the Court’s permission. Procedure for making any other additional claim13.14 Rules 13.15 to 13.20 apply to any additional claim except: a counterclaim only against an existing party; and a claim for contribution or indemnity made in accordance with Rule 13.12. 13.15 An additional claim is made when the Court issues the appropriate claim form. 13.16 A defendant may make an additional claim: without the Court’s permission if the additional claim is issued before or at the same time as he files his defence; and at any other time with the Court’s permission. 13.17 Particulars of an additional claim shall be contained in or served with the additional claim form. 13.18 An application for permission to make an additional claim may be made without notice, unless the Court directs otherwise. 13.19 Where an application is made for permission to make an additional claim, the application notice should be filed together with a copy of the proposed additional claim. 13.20 An application for permission to make an additional claim shall be supported by evidence stating: the stage which the proceedings have reached; the nature of the additional claim to be made or details of the question or issue which needs to be decided; a summary of the facts on which the additional claim is based; and the name and address of any proposed additional party. Service of claim form13.21 Where an additional claim may be made without the Court’s permission, any claim form shall: in the case of a counterclaim against an additional party only, be served on every other party when a copy of the defence is served; in the case of any other additional claim, be served on the person against whom it is made within 14 days after the date on which the additional claim is issued by the Court. 13.22 Rule 13.21 does not apply to a claim for contribution or indemnity made in accordance with Rule 13.12. 13.23 Where an additional claim form is served on a person who is not already a party it shall be accompanied by a copy of: every statement of case which has already been served in the proceedings; and such other documents as the Court may direct. 13.24 A copy of the additional claim form shall be served on every existing party. 13.25 Where the Court gives permission to make an additional claim, it will at the same time give directions as to its service. Statement of truth13.26 The contents of an additional claim should be verified by a statement of truth. Effect of service of an additional claim13.27 A person on whom an additional claim is served becomes a party to the proceedings if he is not a party already. 13.28 When an additional claim is served on an existing party for the purpose of requiring the Court to decide a question against that party in a further capacity, that party also becomes a party in the further capacity specified in the additional claim. Special provisions relating to default judgment on an additional claim other than a counterclaim or a contribution or indemnity notice13.29 Rules 13.30 to 13.32 apply if: the additional claim is not: (a) a counterclaim; or (b) a claim by a defendant for contribution or indemnity against another defendant under Rule 13.12; and the party against whom an additional claim is made fails to file an acknowledgment of service or defence in respect of the additional claim. 13.30 Where this Rule applies, the party against whom the additional claim is made is deemed to admit the additional claim, and is bound by any judgment or decision in the proceedings in so far as it is relevant to any matter arising in the additional claim. 13.31 Where this Rule applies, subject to Rule 13.32, the additional claimant may obtain default judgment in respect of the additional claim by making an application under Rule 9.7. 13.32 The Court may at any time set aside or vary a judgment entered under Rule 13.31 in accordance with Section II of Rule 9.
Part 14 Immediate JudgmentGrounds for immediate judgment14.1 The Court may give immediate judgment in any type of proceedings against a claimant or defendant on the whole of a claim, part of a claim or on a particular issue if: it considers that: (a) that claimant has no real prospect of succeeding on the claim or issue; or (b) that defendant has no real prospect of successfully defending the claim or issue; and there is no other compelling reason why the case or issue should be disposed of at a trial. 14.2 An application for immediate judgment under Rule 14.1 may be based on: a point of law (including a question of construction of a document); the evidence which can reasonably be expected to be available at trial or the lack of it; or a combination of subparagraphs (1) and (2). Procedure14.3 A claimant may not apply for immediate judgment until the defendant against whom the application is made has filed: an acknowledgement of service; or a defence; unless (a) the Court gives permission; or (b) a Practice Direction provides otherwise. 14.4 If a claimant applies for immediate judgment before a defendant against whom the application is made has filed a defence, that defendant need not file a defence before the hearing. 14.5 An application for immediate judgment shall be made under Part 6 and the application notice shall include a statement that it is an application for immediate judgment made under Part 14. Setting aside order for immediate judgment14.6 If an order for immediate judgment is made against a respondent who does not appear at the hearing of the application, the respondent may apply for the order to be set aside or varied. 14.7 On the hearing of an application under Rule 14.6, the Court may make such order as it thinks just.
Part 15 Interim Remedies15.1 The Court may grant such interim remedies as are necessary in the interests of justice, including: an interim injunction; an interim declaration; an order: (a) for the detention, custody, inspection or preservation of relevant property; (b) for the taking of a sample of relevant property; (c) for the carrying out of an experiment on or with relevant property; (d) for the sale of relevant property which it is desirable to sell quickly; and (e) for the payment of income from relevant property until a claim is decided; an order authorising a person to enter any land or building in the possession of a party to the proceedings for the purposes of carrying out an order under sub-paragraph (3); an order providing for the delivery up of any goods to the claimant or to a person appointed by the Court for the purpose on such terms and conditions as may be specified in the order; an order (referred to as a ‘freezing order’) restraining a party from removing assets from Kazakhstan or from dealing with assets wherever they may be located; an order directing a party to provide information about the location of relevant property or assets or to provide information about relevant property or assets which are or may be the subject of an application for a freezing order; an order (referred to as a ‘search order’) requiring a party to admit another party to premises for the purpose of preserving evidence; an order for production of documents or inspection of property before a claim has been made; an order for production of documents or inspection of property against a non-party; an order (referred to as an order for interim payment) under Section II of this Part for payment by a defendant on account of any damages, debt or other sum (except costs) which the Court may hold the defendant liable to pay; an order for a specified fund to be paid into Court or otherwise secured, where there is a dispute over a party’s right to the fund; an order permitting a party seeking to recover personal property to pay money into Court pending the outcome of the proceedings and directing that, if he does so, the property shall be given up to him; an order directing a party to prepare and file accounts relating to the dispute; an order directing any account to be taken or inquiry to be made by the Court; an order appointing a receiver or receiver and manager, having such powers as the Court may see fit, of the property or any of the property of any body corporate; where the person against whom the order is to be made is a natural person: (a) an order appointing a receiver or trustee, having such powers as the Court may see fit, of the property or any of the property of that person; (b) an order requiring that person to deliver up to the Court his passport and such other documents as the Court sees fit; or (c) an order prohibiting that person from leaving the Republic of Kazakhstan without the consent of the Court; and any other remedy provided by any other legislation. 15.2 In Rules 15.1(3) and 15.1(7), relevant property means property (including land) which is the subject of a claim or as to which any question may arise on a claim. 15.3 The Court may grant an interim remedy whether or not there has been a claim for a final remedy of that kind. SECTION I INTERIM REMEDIES — GENERALMaking an application for an interim remedy15.4 Subject to any Rule, Practice Direction or legislation which provides otherwise, an order for an interim remedy may be made at any time. 15.5 Unless the Court otherwise orders, a defendant may not apply for any of the orders listed in Rule 15.1 before he has filed either an acknowledgment of service or a defence. Evidence15.6 Applications for search orders and freezing orders shall be supported by affidavit evidence. Application for an interim remedy where there is no related claim15.7 Subject to any Rule, Practice Direction or Court Order, where a party wishes to apply for an interim remedy but: the remedy is sought in relation to proceedings which are taking place, or will take place, outside the AIFC; or the application is made for an order for production of documents or inspection of property before a claim is made; the party shall issue an Abridged Procedure Claim. Orders for injunctions15.8 Any order for an injunction, unless the Court orders otherwise, shall contain: (save where the applicant is the AFSA or the Registrar of Companies) an undertaking by the applicant to the Court to pay any damages which the respondent sustains which the Court considers the applicant should pay. Where the applicant for an interim remedy is not able to show sufficient assets within the Republic of Kazakhstan to provide substance to the undertakings given he may be required to reinforce his undertakings by providing security; if made without notice to any other party, an undertaking by the applicant to the Court to serve on the respondent the application notice, evidence in support and any order made as soon as practicable; if made without notice to any other party, a return date for a further hearing at which the other party can be present; if made before filing the application notice, an undertaking to file and pay the appropriate fee on the same or next working day; and if made before issue of a claim form: (a) an undertaking to issue a claim form and pay the appropriate fee on the same or next working day; or (b) directions for the commencement of the claim. Interim injunction to cease if claim is stayed15.9 If: the Court has granted an interim injunction other than a freezing order; and the claim is stayed other than by agreement between the parties; the interim injunction shall be set aside unless the Court orders that it should continue to have effect even though the claim is stayed. Interim injunction to cease after 14 days if claim struck out15.10 If: the Court has granted an interim injunction; and the claim is struck out under Rule Error! Reference source not found. ( sanctions for non-payment of certain fees); the interim injunction shall cease to have effect 14 days after the date that the claim is struck out unless Rule 15.11 applies or the Court orders otherwise. 15.11 If the claimant applies to reinstate the claim before the interim injunction ceases to have effect under Rule 15.10, the injunction shall continue until the hearing of the application unless the Court orders otherwise. Injunctions against third parties15.12 Rule 15.13 applies to orders which will affect a person other than the applicant or respondent, who: did not attend the hearing at which the order was made; and is served with the order. 15.13 Where such a person served with the order requests: a copy of any materials read by the Judge, including material prepared after the hearing at the direction of the Judge or in compliance with the order; or a note of the hearing; the applicant, or his legal representative, shall comply promptly with the request, unless the Court orders otherwise. Inspection of property before commencement or against a non-party15.14 Where a person makes an application under Rules 15.1(9) or 15.1(10): the evidence in support of such an application shall show, if practicable by reference to any statement of case prepared in relation to the proceedings or anticipated proceedings, that the property: (a) is or may become the subject matter of such proceedings; or (b) is relevant to the issues that will arise in relation to such proceedings; and he shall serve a copy of the application notice and a copy of the evidence in support on: (a) the person against whom the order is sought; and (b) in relation to an application under Rule 15.1(10), every other party to the proceedings. SECTION II – INTERIM PAYMENTSInterim payments — General procedure15.15 The claimant may not apply for an order for an interim payment before the end of the period for filing an acknowledgment of service applicable to the defendant against whom the application is made. 15.16 The claimant may make more than one application for an order for an interim payment. 15.17 The Court may order an interim payment in one sum or in instalments. Interim payments — conditions to be satisfied and matters to be taken into account15.18 The Court may make an order for an interim payment where any of the following conditions are satisfied: the defendant against whom the order is sought has admitted liability to pay damages or some other sum of money to the claimant; the claimant has obtained judgment against that defendant for damages to be assessed or for a sum of money (other than costs) to be assessed; it is satisfied that, if the claim went to trial, the claimant would obtain judgment for a substantial amount of money (other than costs) against the defendant from whom he is seeking an order for an interim payment whether or not that defendant is the only defendant or one of a number of defendants to the claim; or in a claim in which there are two or more defendants and the order is sought against any one or more of those defendants, the following conditions are satisfied: (a) the Court is satisfied that, if the claim went to trial, the claimant would obtain judgment for a substantial amount of money (other than costs) against at least one of the defendants (but the Court cannot determine which); and (b) all the defendants are either: (і) a defendant that is insured in respect of the claim; (ii) a defendant that is a Centre Body. 15.19 The Court shall not order an interim payment of more than a reasonable proportion of the likely amount of the final judgment. Powers of Court where it has made an order for interim payment15.20 Where a defendant has been ordered to make or has made an interim payment (whether voluntarily or under an order), the Court may make an order to adjust the interim payment. 15.21 The Court may in particular: order all or part of the interim payment to be repaid; vary or discharge the order for the interim payment; order a defendant to reimburse, either wholly or partly, another defendant who has made an interim payment. 15.22 The Court may make an order under Rule 15.21(3) if: the defendant to be reimbursed made the interim payment in relation to a claim in respect of which he has made a claim against the other defendant for a contribution, indemnity or other remedy; and where the claim or part to which the interim payment relates has not been discontinued or disposed of, the circumstances are such that the Court could make an order for interim payment under Rule 15.18. 15.23 The Court may make an order under Rule 15.20 without an application by any party if it makes the order when it disposes of the claim or any part of it. 15.24 Where: a defendant has made an interim payment; and the amount of the payment is more than his total liability under the final judgment or order; the Court may award him interest on the overpaid amount from the date when he made the interim payment. Restriction on disclosure of an interim payment15.25 The fact that a defendant has made an interim payment, whether voluntarily or by Court order, shall not be disclosed to the trial Judge until all questions of liability and the amount of money to be awarded have been decided unless the defendant agrees or the Court orders otherwise. SECTION III – SECURITY FOR COSTS15.26 A defendant to any claim may apply under this Section of this Part for security for his costs of the proceedings. 15.27 An order for security for costs may not be made against the AFSA or the Registrar of Companies in proceedings initiated by the AFSA or the Registrar of Companies under Regulations. 15.28 Where the Court makes an order for security for costs, it will: determine the amount of security; and direct: (a) the manner in which; and (b) the time within which; the security shall be given. Conditions to be satisfied15.29 The Court may make an order for security for costs under Rule 15.28 if it is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances of the case that it is just to make such an order; and one or more of the conditions in Rule 15.30 applies; or legislation permits the Court to require security for costs. 15.30 The conditions are: the claimant is resident outside the Republic of Kazakhstan; the claimant is a company or other legal person and there is reason to believe that it will be unable to pay the defendant’s costs if ordered to do so; the claimant has changed his address since the claim was commenced with a view to evading the consequences of the litigation; the claimant failed to give his address in the claim form, or gave an incorrect address in that form; the claimant is acting as a nominal claimant, other than as a representative claimant under Part 12, and there is reason to believe that he will be unable to pay the defendant’s costs if ordered to do so; the claimant has taken steps in relation to his assets that would make it difficult to enforce an order for costs against him. Security for costs other than from the claimant15.31 The defendant may seek an order against someone other than the claimant, and the Court may make an order for security for costs against that person if: it is satisfied, having regard to all the circumstances of the case, that it is just to make such an order; and one or more of the conditions in Rule 15.32 applies. 15.32 The conditions are that the person: has assigned the right to the claim to the claimant with a view to avoiding the possibility of a costs order being made against him; or has contributed or agreed to contribute to the claimant’s costs in return for a share of any money or property which the claimant may recover in the proceedings; and is a person against whom a costs order may be made. Security for costs of an appeal15.33 The Court may order security for costs of an appeal against: an appellant; a respondent who also appeals; on the same grounds as it may order security for costs against a claimant under this Part. 15.34 The Court may also make an order under Rule 15.33 where the appellant, or the respondent who also appeals, is a company or other legal person and there is reason to believe it will be unable to pay the costs of the other parties to the appeal should its appeal be unsuccessful.
Part 16 Case ProgressionCase Management Conferences16.1 The parties shall attempt to agree appropriate directions for the management of the case to trial as soon as possible after service of any defence and in any event before any Case Management Conference. 16.2 Where the parties are able to agree such directions they should file the agreed directions with the Court as soon as reasonably practicable after they have reached agreement. 16.3 The Court may fix a Case Management Conference at any time on its own initiative. 16.4 A party may apply in writing for a Case Management Conference at any time. 16.5 A Case Management Conference may not be postponed or adjourned without an order of the Court. 16.6 An application to postpone the Case Management Conference will be dealt with without a hearing unless the Court considers it appropriate to direct an oral hearing. 16.7 The Court may issue directions without convening a Case Management Conference in an appropriate case. 16.8 The Court may vary case management directions by Order of its own motion or on the application of a party. 16.9 The Court will fix trial dates as soon as practicable. 16.10 The parties may not agree the variation of any case management direction if its variation would make it necessary to vary the trial date. 16.11 The Court may upon the application of any party or by its own initiative, direct that proceedings in any division of the Court be transferred to any other division. Requirements for a Case Management Conference16.12 Not less than 7 days before a Case Management Conference, each party shall file and serve: a completed Case Management Information Form; a draft order setting out their proposed case management directions; and an application notice for any order which that party intends to seek at the Case Management Conference, other than directions referred to in the Case Management Information Form. 16.13 Unless the Court orders otherwise, the claimant, in consultation with the other parties, shall produce: an agreed Case Memorandum (see Rule 16.13); an agreed list of issues (see Rule 16.14(3)); and an agreed Case Management Bundle (see Rules 16.15 to 16.16); and provide copies of the Case Management Bundle for the Court and the other parties at least 7 days before the first Case Management Conference or any earlier hearing at which the Court may give case management directions. Case Memorandum16.14 The Case Memorandum shall contain: a short and uncontroversial description of what the case is about; a short and uncontroversial summary of the material procedural history of the case; a list of the important issues of fact and law in the case a list of the common ground between the parties (or any of them, specifying which); a statement of any case management directions that have been agreed between the parties. Case Management Bundle16.15 The Case Management Bundle shall contain the documents listed below (where the documents have been created by the relevant time): the claim form; all statements of case (excluding schedules); the Case Memorandum and list of issues; the Case Management Information Forms and the parties’ proposed directions; the principal orders in the case; and any agreement in writing made by the parties about the production of documents. 16.16 The Case Management Bundle shall not include a copy of any order for an interim payment. Pre-Trial Review and trial timetable16.17 The Court will order a Pre-Trial Review in any case in which it considers it appropriate to do so. 16.18 The claimant shall prepare and seek the agreement of all other parties to a draft trial timetable and shall file a copy of a draft trial timetable at least two days before the date fixed for the Pre-Trial Review. Any differences of view with any other party as to the timetable shall be clearly identified.
Part 17 Production of DocumentsMeaning of document17.1 In this Part: ‘document’ means anything in which information of any description is recorded; and ‘copy’, in relation to a document, means anything onto which information recorded in the document has been copied, by whatever means and whether directly or indirectly. Inspection of documents referred to in statements of case, etc.17.2 A party may request inspection of a document mentioned in any other party’s: statement of case; witness statement; witness summary; expert report; or affidavit. 17.3 An application for an order requiring a party to produce a document referred to in Rule 17.2 should be made in accordance with Part 6. Before issuing an application, a party should request inspection of the documents in writing, and inspection should be provided by agreement unless the request is unreasonable. Production of documents17.4 Within the time ordered by the Court, each party shall submit to the other parties: all documents on which it relies, including public documents and those in the public domain, except for any documents that have already been submitted by another party; and the documents which he is required to produce by any Regulations, Rule or Practice Direction. 17.5 A party need not produce more than one copy of a document. A copy of a document shall conform fully to the original. 17.6 The Court may order that the original of any document shall be presented for inspection. 17.7 A copy of a document that contains a modification, obliteration or other marking or feature shall be treated as a separate document. Where a party has been ordered to produce a document, he should not redact the document without the agreement of the other parties or the permission of the Court. Request to produce17.8 Within the time ordered by the Court, any party may submit to the other party a Request to Produce. 17.9 A Request to Produce shall contain: a description of a requested document sufficient to identify it; or a description in sufficient detail (including subject matter) of a narrow and specific requested category of documents that are reasonably believed to exist; a description of how the documents or category of documents requested are relevant and material to the outcome of the case; and a statement of the reason why that party believes the documents requested to be in the possession, custody or control of the other party and either: (a) a statement that the documents requested are not in the possession, custody or control of the requesting party, or (b) a statement of the reasons why it would be unreasonably burdensome for the requesting party to produce such documents. Production of documents as to which no objection is made17.10 Within the time ordered by the Court, the party to whom the Request to Produce is addressed shall: carry out a reasonable search for the documents in his possession, custody or control as to which no objection is made; produce to the other parties all such requested documents which have been identified by such search as to which no objection is made; provide to the other parties information about his document retention policy and the nature of the searches which have been undertaken; and state that, to the best of his knowledge, he has produced copies of all documents in his possession, custody and control which have been requested and to which no objection is raised. Such statement should be supported by a statement of truth. Objection to Request to Produce17.11 If the party to whom the Request to Produce is addressed has objections to the production of some or all of the documents requested or has grounds on which such documents should be redacted, he shall state them in writing within the time ordered by the Court. Grounds for excluding documents from production17.12 The Court may, at the request of a party or on its own initiative, exclude from production any document. 17.13 A person who wishes to claim that he has a right or a duty to withhold production of a document, or part of a document, shall state in writing— that he has such a right or duty; and the grounds on which he claims that right or duty. 17.14 A party may apply to the Court to decide whether a claim made under Rule 17.13 should be upheld. Public interest objection17.15 A person may apply, without notice, for an order permitting him to withhold production of a document on the ground that production would damage the public interest. 17.16 Unless the Court orders otherwise, an order of the Court under Rule 17.15— shall not be served on any other person; and shall not be open to inspection by any person. 17.17 For the purpose of deciding an application under Rule 17.14 (duty to withhold production) or Rule 17.15 (public interest objection) the Court may: require the person seeking to withhold production of a document to produce that document to the Court; and invite any person, whether or not a party, to make representations. 17.18 An application under Rules 17.14 or 17.15: should be made within the time ordered by the Court for objecting to the production of documents; and shall be supported by evidence. 17.19 This Part does not affect any rule of law which permits or requires a document to be withheld from production on the ground that its production would damage the public interest. Document Production Order17.20 The Court may order the party to whom a Request to Produce is addressed to produce to the other parties those requested documents in its possession, custody or control (a «Document Production Order»). 17.21 Where a requesting party considers: that a responding party’s objection to production is not justified; or that the responding party has failed to carry out a reasonable search for documents which have been requested or has otherwise failed, without objection, to produce such documents which are within his possession, custody or control, the requesting party may apply to the Court for a Document Production Order. 17.22 A Document Production Order will direct that a party shall do one or more of the following things: produce documents or classes of documents specified in the order; carry out a search to the extent stated in the order; produce any documents located as a result of that search; identify documents or classes of documents which were, but are no longer, in the party’s possession, custody and control and explain, to the best of the party’s knowledge and belief, what has happened to them. 17.23 Compliance with a Document Production Order shall be verified by a Document Production Statement. 17.24 A Document Production Statement is a statement made by a party: setting out the extent of the search that has been made to locate documents which he is required to produce; certifying that he understands the duty to search for and produce documents; and certifying that to the best of his knowledge he has carried out that duty. 17.25 Where the party making the Document Production Statement is a company, firm, association or other organisation, the statement shall also: identify the person making the statement; and explain why he is considered an appropriate person to make the statement. Continuing obligation17.26 Where a party subsequently comes into possession of documents falling within the scope of a Request to Produce or a Document Production Order, the party shall notify the requesting party of that fact and either produce the document or object to its production in accordance with this Part. 17.27 Rule 17.26 shall not apply where the party has previously objected to production on grounds which apply to the new document and such objection has not been challenged by the other parties or has been upheld by the Court.
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Содержание Part 1 The Overriding ObjectivePart 2 Interpretation, Court Documents and FormsPart 3 Case Management Powers of the CourtPart 4 Commencing a ClaimPart 5 Service of DocumentsPart 6 Making ApplicationsPart 7 Responding to a claimPart 8 Disputing jurisdictionPart 9 Default JudgmentPart 10 AdmissionsPart 11 Statements of Case and Further InformationPart 12 PartiesPart 13 Counterclaims and other Related ClaimsPart 14 Immediate JudgmentPart 15 Interim RemediesPart 16 Case ProgressionPart 17 Production of DocumentsPart 18 EvidencePart 19 ExpertsPart 20 Offers to Settle and Payments into CourtPart 21 Discontinuing a ClaimPart 22 HearingsPart 23 Abridged Procedure for ClaimsPart 24 Judgments and OrdersPart 25 Change of Legal RepresentativePart 26 CostsPart 27 Arbitration ClaimsPart 28 The Small Claims CourtPart 29 AppealsPart 30 Enforcement |