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Exam Ready Notes for CORE Module 'Dispute Resolution'! Civil Litigation Notes for Workshops 3 and 4 of the Dispute Resolution Module on the Legal Practice Course (LPC) at the University of Law. These notes were used for the March 2023 exams, where I achieved a Distinction! SEE THE BUNDLE PURCHASE FOR MORE NOTES AT A CHEAPER PRICE FOR DISPUTE RESOLUTION NOTES!

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DR WS 3 & 4
Statements of case, service of documents, and judgment in default
Commencing proceedings
Choice of court

In some cases, the client will have a choice as to the court in which to start proceeding.

What court? Value of claim
High Court  PD 7A, para 2.1: If the value of the claim is more than £100,000, can
opt to start here
 PD 7A, para 2.4: having regard to… value of claim and/or complexity
of facts, legal issues, remedies or procedures and/or the importance
of the outcome.

Division:
Likely to be the Queen’s Bench Division:
 Queen’s Bench Division:
 Claims for breach of contract or tort.
 Chancery Division:
 Commercial claims e.g. trusts, claims about land, landlord and
tenant disputes, contentious probate, intellectual property, if
seeking an equitable remedy such as specific performance.
 Family Division

County Court Unlimited jurisdiction to hear all tort and contract cases
 If value less than £100,000, must start here
 If more than £100,000, can choose here or High Court



1 Is the value for more than the £100k threshold set out in PD 7A para 2.1?
a. No → County Court.
b. Yes → Choose County Court or High Court.

2 PD 7A para 2.4 says you should consider whether the claim ought to be dealt with by a High Court judge due
to:
a. Financial value (is it well over 100k or only just?);
b. The complexity (are expert witnesses required?); and/or
c. The importance to the public.




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