EFIS 79, August 2016 : Civil Procedure

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Subscribers to this range are requested to use the latest version of EX160 which the Ministry of Justice recently amended.

The High Court forms listed have also been amended to include the option of a telephone hearing.

Please also find available new forms HCPF20A and HCPF20B which have replaced HCPF20. HCPF20 will be automatically removed from your system(s).

All forms can be used immediately.

Forms affected

HCPF20	Application for Part 20 directions(R.C.J. only)	Withdrawn
HCPF57	Application for further information or clarification (Rule 18 and Practice Direction 18, paragraph 5)	New/Amended
HCPF147	Application by another party for Order declaring that Solicitor has ceased to act by reason of death etc. (R.C.J. only)	New/Amended
HCPF85(A)	Application for order arising on failure to comply with a condition imposed under rule 3.1(3)	New/Amended
HCPF149	Application by Solicitor for Declaration that He Has Ceased to Act	New/Amended
EX160	Apply for help with fees	New/Amended
HCPF1	Application for Time (Rule 3.1(2)(a))	New/Amended
HCPF3	Application for an extension of time for serving a claim form (rule 7.6)	New/Amended
HCPF11	Application for Part 24 Judgment on the whole of a claim or on a particular issue	New/Amended
HCPF20A	Application for permission to issue an additional claim under rules 20.4(2)(b), 20.5(2) and 20.7(3)(b)	New/Amended
HCPF20B	Application for directions in an additional claim	New/Amended
HCPF6(A)	Application for permission to serve claim form out of jurisdiction (rules 6.36 and 6.37)	New/Amended
HCPF43	Application for security for costs under rule 25.12 and 25.13	New/Amended
HCPF170(B)	Application for approval of settlement or compromise for a child or protected party in personal injury or Fatal Accidents Act claim after proceedings have been issued	New/Amended

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