1. Question 1
Which ONE of the following is NOT generally required when making
an application under CPR Part 23?
CPR 23.7(3)
A. An application notice (form N244).
B. Permission of the court to make the application
C. Evidence in support of the application.
D. A copy of any draft order which the applicant has attached to the
application, containing the interim relief sought from the court.
2. Question 2
Which ONE of the following correctly describes the parties to an
application and their relationship to each other?
A. The party making the application will be the Claimant although, in the
context of the application, the Claimant will be called ‘the Applicant’
instead. The party resisting the application will be the Defendant
although, in the context of the application, the Defendant will be
referred to as ‘the Respondent’ instead.
B. The party making the application will be the Claimant although, in the
context of the application, the Claimant will be called ‘the Respondent’
instead. The party resisting the application will be the Defendant
although, in the context of the application, the Defendant will be called
‘the Applicant’ instead.
C. The party making the application may be either the Claimant or
Defendant although, in the context of the application, that party will be
called ‘the Applicant’ instead. The party resisting the application may
also either be the Claimant or Defendant, although in the context of
the application that party will be called ‘the Respondent’ instead. – IN
advocacy- stick to one of the title- either claimant or respondent- not
both- may be confusing
D. The party making the application may be either the Claimant or
Defendant, although in the context of the application that party will be
called either ‘the Applicant’ or ‘the Respondent’ instead. The party
resisting the application may also either be the Claimant or Defendant,
although in the context of the application that party will be called ‘the
Applicant’ or ‘the Respondent’ instead.
3. Question 3
Under the strict terminology of CPR Part 23, which of the following
is/are described by the word "notice"?
23.7
(i) The form filled in by the Applicant to trigger the application, known as a
N244.
(ii) A period of at least three clear days between the date of serving the N244
form on the other party and the date of the hearing. 23.7(1)(b)
Which ONE of the following is NOT generally required when making
an application under CPR Part 23?
CPR 23.7(3)
A. An application notice (form N244).
B. Permission of the court to make the application
C. Evidence in support of the application.
D. A copy of any draft order which the applicant has attached to the
application, containing the interim relief sought from the court.
2. Question 2
Which ONE of the following correctly describes the parties to an
application and their relationship to each other?
A. The party making the application will be the Claimant although, in the
context of the application, the Claimant will be called ‘the Applicant’
instead. The party resisting the application will be the Defendant
although, in the context of the application, the Defendant will be
referred to as ‘the Respondent’ instead.
B. The party making the application will be the Claimant although, in the
context of the application, the Claimant will be called ‘the Respondent’
instead. The party resisting the application will be the Defendant
although, in the context of the application, the Defendant will be called
‘the Applicant’ instead.
C. The party making the application may be either the Claimant or
Defendant although, in the context of the application, that party will be
called ‘the Applicant’ instead. The party resisting the application may
also either be the Claimant or Defendant, although in the context of
the application that party will be called ‘the Respondent’ instead. – IN
advocacy- stick to one of the title- either claimant or respondent- not
both- may be confusing
D. The party making the application may be either the Claimant or
Defendant, although in the context of the application that party will be
called either ‘the Applicant’ or ‘the Respondent’ instead. The party
resisting the application may also either be the Claimant or Defendant,
although in the context of the application that party will be called ‘the
Applicant’ or ‘the Respondent’ instead.
3. Question 3
Under the strict terminology of CPR Part 23, which of the following
is/are described by the word "notice"?
23.7
(i) The form filled in by the Applicant to trigger the application, known as a
N244.
(ii) A period of at least three clear days between the date of serving the N244
form on the other party and the date of the hearing. 23.7(1)(b)
