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Trusted by generations of students and litigators, A Practical Approach to Civil Procedure is a classic text which guides you through the maze of procedural requirements utilized by the civil courts. Written by an expert in the field, and co-editor of Blackstone's Civil Practice, this book is unrivalled in its detail of the various stages of a civil claim, making it essential reading for students and newly qualified litigators alike.

Taking a thoroughly practical focus throughout, the book charts the progress of a typical civil litigation claim, from funding litigation and issuing and serving proceedings, through to trial, enforcement, and appeal. Full coverage of alternative dispute resolution is also included. Relevant sample documentation is featured throughout and introduces the reader to the forms and documents which will be encountered in practice, while key point summaries featured at the end of chapters highlight the essential points covered.

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Preface xxiii
Abbreviations xxv
Table of Cases
xxvii
Table of Primary Legislation
lv
Table of Secondary Legislation
lxi
Table of Protocols and Guidance
lxxxi
Table of European Legislation
lxxxiv
Table of International Treaties and Conventions
lxxxv
1 Introduction
1(9)
A The Legal Profession
2(1)
B Lawyers' Duties
2(1)
C Initial Instructions
3(2)
D Confidentiality And Conflict Of Interest
5(1)
E Pre-Action Correspondence
5(1)
F Main Stages In Court Proceedings
6(4)
2 Funding Litigation
10(12)
A Duty To Advise Clients On Funding
10(1)
B Traditional Retainer
11(2)
C Legal Expenses Insurance
13(1)
D After The Event Insurance
13(1)
E Champerty, The Indemnity Principle, And Jackson
14(1)
F Conditional Fee Agreement
15(1)
G Damages-Based Agreement
16(1)
H Third Party Funding
16(1)
I Legal Aid
17(3)
J Irrecoverability Of Costs Of Setting Up Funding
20(1)
Key Points Summary
20(2)
3 The Civil Courts
22(10)
A Court Composition And Administration
22(3)
B Jurisdiction
25(3)
C High Court Divisions
28(1)
D Specialist Courts
29(2)
Key Points Summary
31(1)
4 Overriding Objective And Human Rights
32(16)
A Sources Of Procedural Law
32(3)
B The Overriding Objective
35(1)
C Active Case Management
35(2)
D Interpreting The Civil Procedure Rules
37(1)
E Application Of The Overriding Objective
38(2)
F Human Rights
40(5)
G Procedural Aspects On Raising Human Rights Points
45(2)
Key Points Summary
47(1)
5 Pre-Action Protocols
48(11)
A Pre-Action Protocols
48(1)
B Cases Not Covered By Pre-Action Protocols
49(1)
C Professional Negligence Pre-Action Protocol
49(3)
D Personal Injury Protocol
52(1)
E Instruction Of Experts
53(2)
F Limitation Difficulties
55(1)
G Sanctions For Non-Compliance
55(1)
H Road Traffic Act 1988
56(1)
I Motor Insurers' Bureau
56(1)
J Pre-Action Part 36 Offers
57(1)
Key Points Summary
58(1)
6 Issuing And Serving
59(25)
A Claim Form
59(3)
B Jurisdictional Endorsements
62(1)
C Particulars Of Claim
62(1)
D Specialist Claims
62(3)
E Issuing A Claim Form
65(1)
F Service
66(1)
G Service Of The Claim Form
67(11)
H Deemed Date Of Service Of The Claim Form
78(1)
I Service Of Documents Other Than A Claim Form
79(1)
J Deemed Date Of Service (Non-Claim Form Documents)
79(1)
K Certificate Of Service
80(1)
L Irregular Service
80(2)
M Filing
82(1)
Key Points Summary
83(1)
7 Renewal Of Process
84(5)
A Power To Renew
84(3)
B Claims In Respect Of Cargo
87(1)
C Multiple Defendants
87(1)
D Effect Of Stay
87(1)
E Procedure On Seeking An Extension
87(1)
F Challenging An Order Granting An Extension
88(1)
8 Part 8 Claims And Petitions
89(10)
A Part 8 Claims
89(2)
B Petitions
91(1)
C Winding-Up Petitions
91(8)
9 Personal Injury Claims Under £25,000
99(12)
A Cases Covered By The Rta And El/Pl Protocols
100(1)
B Rta Protocol
100(1)
C Stage 1: Claim Notification
101(3)
D Stage 2: Medical Evidence And Negotiation
104(2)
E Stage 3: Part 8 Claim To Determine Quantum
106(2)
F Child Settlement Applications
108(1)
G Limitation
109(1)
H Fixed Costs Under The Rta And El/Pl Protocols
109(1)
I Cases Where Parties Can Stop Following The Rta Or El/Pl Protocols
109(1)
Key Points Summary
110(1)
10 Alternative Dispute Resolution
111(7)
A Adr Processes
111(1)
B Adr Or Court Proceedings
112(2)
C Cost Of Adr
114(1)
D Reference To Adr
114(1)
E Court Involvement In Adr
115(2)
Key Points Summary
117(1)
11 Service Outside The Jurisdiction
118(10)
A Service On A Foreign Defendant Within The Jurisdiction
119(1)
B Submission To The Jurisdiction
119(1)
C Special Cases
119(1)
D Cases Where Permission Is Not Required
120(1)
E Assumed Jurisdiction
121(3)
F Service Abroad
124(1)
G Preventing Conflicts In Jurisdiction
125(1)
H Interim Relief In Support Of Foreign Proceedings
126(1)
I Judgment In Default
127(1)
Key Points Summary
127(1)
12 Responding To A Claim
128(5)
A Time For Responding
128(1)
B Admissions
128(1)
C Defences
129(1)
D Acknowledgment Of Service
129(1)
E Agreed Extensions
130(1)
F Disputing Service Or The Court's Jurisdiction
130(1)
G Transfer
131(1)
H Specialist Claims
132(1)
Key Points Summary
132(1)
13 Default Judgment
133(10)
A When Default Judgment May Be Entered
133(1)
B Excluded Cases
134(1)
C Procedure For Entering Default Judgment
135(2)
D Final Judgmentand Judgment For An Amountto Be Decided
137(1)
E Deciding The Amount Of Damages: Disposal Hearings
138(1)
F Setting Aside Default Judgments
139(3)
G Stay Of Undefended Cases
142(1)
Key Points Summary
142(1)
14 Statements Of Case
143(15)
A Form Of Statements Of Case
144(3)
B Particulars Of Claim
147(3)
C Defence
150(3)
D Counterclaims And Set-Offs
153(2)
E Reply And Defence To Counterclaim
155(1)
F Subsequent Statements Of Case
155(1)
G Dispensing With Statements Of Case
155(1)
H Scon Schedules
156(1)
I Interrelation With Case Management
156(1)
J Use Of Statements Of Case At Trial
157(1)
15 Track Allocation And Case Management
158(21)
A Procedural Judges
159(1)
B Docketing
159(1)
C Provisional Track Allocation
160(1)
D Filing Directions Questionnaires
160(9)
E Track Allocation
169(1)
F Allocation Rules
170(2)
G Notice Of Allocation
172(1)
H Allocation Directions
172(1)
I Adr And Stays To Allow For Settlement
173(1)
J Transfer To Appropriate Court
174(1)
K Trial In The Royal Courts Of Justice Or Rolls Building
174(1)
L Changing Tracks
174(1)
M Subsequent Case Management
175(1)
N Pre-Trial Checklists
175(2)
O Shorter Trials And Flexible Trials Schemes
177(1)
Key Points Summary
178(1)
16 Costs Management
179(8)
A Elements Of Costs Management
180(1)
B Cases Governed By Costs Management
180(1)
C Costs Budgets
181(2)
D Costs Management Orders
183(1)
E Costs Budgets And Case Management
184(1)
F Judicial Control Of Costs Budgets
185(1)
G Impact On Costs Orders
185(1)
Key Points Summary
186(1)
17 Costs Capping And Protection
187(5)
A Costs Capping Orders
187(1)
B Beddoe Orders
188(1)
C Protective Costs Orders
189(1)
D Judicial Review Costs Capping
190(1)
E Aarhus Convention Cases
190(1)
F Costs Limitation Orders
191(1)
Key Points Summary
191(1)
18 Requests For Further Information
192(7)
A The Request For Further Information
193(1)
B The Response
194(2)
C Objecting To Requests
196(1)
D Orders For Responses
196(1)
E Principles
197(1)
F Collateral Use
198(1)
19 Parties And Joinder
199(18)
A Description Of Parties
199(1)
B Particular Classes Of Party
199(10)
C Litigants In Person
209(1)
D Vexatious Litigants
210(1)
E Joinder
210(1)
F Representative Proceedings
211(1)
G Representation Of Unascertained Persons
212(1)
H Intervention
212(1)
I Consolidation
213(1)
J Stakeholder Claims
213(1)
K Assignment
214(1)
L Group Litigation
215(1)
Key Points Summary
215(2)
20 Additional Claims Under Part 20
217(10)
A Nature Of Additional Claims
217(1)
B Related Procedures
217(1)
C Scope Of Part 20
218(4)
D Statements Of Case In Additional Claims
222(2)
E Contribution Notices
224(1)
F Procedure
224(2)
G Relation To The Main Claim
226(1)
Key Points Summary
226(1)
21 Limitation
227(18)
A Limitation Periods
227(4)
B Accrual Of Cause Of Action
231(6)
C Calculating The Limitation Period
237(3)
D Discretion
240(3)
E Equitable Remedies, Laches, And Acquiescence
243(1)
Key Points Summary
244(1)
22 Amendment
245(12)
A Amendment By Consent
245(1)
B Amendment Without Permission
245(1)
C Principles Governing Permissionto Amend
246(4)
D Amendment After The Expiry Of The Limitation Period
250(5)
E Procedure On Amending
255(1)
Key Points Summary
256(1)
23 Interim Applications
257(16)
A Jurisdictional Rules
258(1)
B Time To Apply
258(1)
C Pre-Action Interim Remedies
259(1)
D Obligation To Apply Early
259(1)
E Applications Without Notice
260(3)
F Applications With Notice
263(7)
G Interim Hearings
270(1)
H Summary Determination Of Interim Costs
271(1)
I Varying Or Revoking Interim Orders
271(1)
Key Points Summary
272(1)
24 Summary Judgment
273(14)
A Time For Applying For Summary Judgment
273(1)
B Defendant's Application: No Default Judgment
274(1)
C Excluded Proceedings
274(1)
D Procedure
275(1)
E Orders Available
275(10)
F Amendment At Hearing
285(1)
G Some Other Compelling Reason For Atrial
285(1)
H Directions On Summary Judgment Hearing
286(1)
I Specific Performance, Rescission, And Forfeiture In Property Cases
286(1)
Key Points Summary
286(1)
25 Interim Payments
287(6)
A Procedure
287(1)
B Grounds
288(2)
C Amountto Be Ordered
290(1)
D Further Applications
291(1)
E Non-Disclosure
291(1)
F Adjustment
292(1)
Key Points Summary
292(1)
26 Security For Costs
293(9)
A Procedure
293(2)
B The Respondent
295(1)
C Conditions For Granting Security For Costs
295(3)
D Discretion To Order Security For Costs
298(2)
E Amount
300(1)
F Order
301(1)
G Success By The Claimant
301(1)
Key Points Summary
301(1)
27 Small Claims Track
302(4)
A Provisions Of The Cpr That Do Not Apply
302(1)
B Standard Directions
302(1)
C Special Directions
303(1)
D Determination Without A Hearing
303(1)
E Final Hearings
304(1)
F Costs
304(1)
G Rehearings
305(1)
28 Fast Track
306(7)
A Allocation Directions
306(3)
B Listing Directions
309(1)
C Standard Fast Track Timetable
309(1)
D Agreed Directions
310(1)
E Varying The Directions Timetable
310(1)
F Listing For Trial
310(1)
G Fast Track Trials
311(1)
H Costs In Fast Track Cases
312(1)
Key Points Summary
312(1)
29 Multi-Track
313(9)
A Agreed Directions
313(2)
B Case Management Conferences
315(3)
C Fixing The Date For Trial
318(1)
D Pre-Trial Checklists
318(1)
E Listing Hearings
319(1)
F Pre-Trial Review
319(1)
G Directions Given At Other Hearings
320(1)
H Variation Of Case Management Timetable
321(1)
Key Points Summary
321(1)
30 Striking Out, Discontinuance, And Stays
322(12)
A The Main Rule
323(1)
B Procedure On Applications Made By Parties
323(1)
C References By Court Officers
324(1)
D General Test
324(1)
E No Reasonable Grounds For Bringing Or Defending The Claim
325(1)
F Abuse Of Process
326(3)
G Obstructing The Just Disposal Of The Proceedings
329(1)
H Powers After A Striking-Out Order Is Made
329(1)
I Discontinuance
330(1)
J Stays
331(2)
Key Points Summary
333(1)
31 Disclosure
334(26)
A Lawyers' Responsibilities
337(1)
B Clients' Responsibilities
338(1)
C Stage When Disclosure Takes Place
338(1)
D Disclosure Orders
338(1)
E Standard Disclosure
339(2)
F Menu Option Disclosure
341(3)
G Business And Property Court Disclosure
344(1)
H Duty To Search
345(1)
I List Of Documents
346(1)
J Privilege
347(9)
K Inspection
356(1)
L Orders In Support Of Disclosure
356(2)
M Documents Referred To In Statements Of Case, Etc.
358(1)
N Admission Of Authenticity
358(1)
O Collateral Use
358(1)
Key Points Summary
359(1)
32 Witness Statements, Affidavits, And Depositions
360(8)
A Types Of Written Evidence
360(1)
B Witness Statements
361(4)
C Witness Summaries
365(1)
D Affidavits And Affirmations
366(1)
E Depositions
367(1)
33 Hearsay
368(7)
A The Hearsay Rule
368(1)
B Real Evidence
369(1)
C Admissibility Of Hearsay Evidence
369(2)
D Notice Procedure
371(2)
E Trial
373(1)
Key Points Summary
374(1)
34 Admissions And Documentary Evidence
375(6)
A Nature Of Admissions
375(1)
B Pre-Action Admissions Of Liability
376(1)
C Permission To Withdraw An Admission
376(1)
D Notice To Admit Facts
377(2)
E Proving Documents
379(2)
35 Experts
381(14)
A Admissibility Of Expert Evidence
381(3)
B Control Of Evidence
384(1)
C Privileged Nature Of Experts' Reports
384(1)
D Disclosure Of Experts' Reports
385(5)
E Written Questions To Experts 38? F Without Prejudice Discussion
390(1)
G Examinations By Experts
390(2)
H Trial
392(2)
I Experts' Immunity From Suit
394(1)
J Use Of Experts' Reports After Trial
394(1)
Key Points Summary
394(1)
36 Offers To Settle
395(15)
A Introduction
395(1)
B Calderbank Offers
396(1)
C Offers To Settle
396(7)
D Making A Part 36 Offer
403(1)
E Acceptance Of A Part 36 Offer
403(2)
F Rejections, Counter-Offers, And Subsequent Offers
405(1)
G Withdrawal And Change Of Part 36 Offers
405(1)
H Failing To Obtain Judgment More Advantageous Than a Part 36 Offer
406(2)
I Advising On Part 36 Offers
408(1)
J Non-Disclosure To Judge
409(1)
K Part 36 Offers In Appeals
409(1)
Key Points Summary
409(1)
37 Sanctions
410(10)
A Non-Compliance With Pre-Action Protocols
410(1)
B Non-Compliance With The Cpr
410(1)
C Non-Compliance With Directions
411(1)
D Preservation Of Trial Date
412(1)
E Application For Sanctions
412(2)
F Unless Orders
414(1)
G Non-Compliance With An Unless Order
414(1)
H Extending Time And Correcting Errors
415(1)
I Relief From Sanctions And Setting Aside
416(2)
J Implied Sanctions Doctrine
418(1)
Key Points Summary
419(1)
38 Listing And Pre-Trial Reviews
420(5)
A Listing For Trial
420(4)
B Pre-Trial Reviews
424(1)
C Listing In The Royal Courts Of Justice
424(1)
D Adjournments
424(1)
39 Trial
425(14)
A Witnesses
425(3)
B Trial Documentation
428(1)
C Trial Location
429(1)
D Allocation To Judiciary
430(1)
E Impartiality Of Judge
430(1)
F Public Or Private Hearing
431(1)
G Rights Of Audience And The Right To Conduct Litigation
432(1)
H Mckenzie Friends
432(1)
I Conduct Of The Trial
433(3)
J Preliminary Issues
436(1)
K Trial By Jury
437(1)
L Non-Attendance At Trial
438(1)
Key Points Summary
438(1)
40 Remote Hearings
439(7)
A Hearings By Telephone
439(1)
B Video Conferencing
440(1)
C Default Judgments Video Hearings
440(1)
D Remote Hearings During Coronavirus Pandemic
441(5)
41 Judgments And Orders
446(10)
A Settlements
446(1)
B Orders Made At Hearings
447(1)
C Form Of Judgments And Orders
448(5)
D General Rules Relating To Drawing Up Orders And Judgments
453(2)
E Register Of Judgments
455(1)
F Interest On Judgments
455(1)
Key Points Summary
455(1)
42 Interim Injunctions
456(24)
A Judges Able To Grant Injunctions
457(1)
B Pre-Action Applications For Interim Injunctions
457(2)
C Applications During Proceedings
459(1)
D Principles
460(13)
E Defences
473(1)
F The Order
474(1)
G Undertakings
474(3)
H Inquiry As To Damages
477(1)
I Discharge
478(1)
J Breach
478(1)
K Effect Of Not Applying For Interim Relief
479(1)
Key Points Summary
479(1)
43 Freezing Injunctions
480(12)
A Procedure
480(1)
B Principles
481(4)
C The Order
485(4)
D Effect Of The Order
489(1)
E Variation Or Discharge Of A Freezing Injunction
489(1)
F Freezing Injunctions After Judgment
490(1)
G Proprietary Claims
491(1)
H Writ Ne Exeat Regno
491(1)
Key Points Summary
491(1)
44 Search Orders
492(8)
A Procedure
492(1)
B Principles
493(1)
C Real Risk Of Destruction
494(1)
D Form Of The Order
495(1)
E Practice On Execution Of Search Orders
495(2)
F Privilege
497(1)
G Discharge And Variation Of Search Orders
498(1)
H After Execution
498(1)
I Collateral Use
499(1)
Key Points Summary
499(1)
45 Norwich Pharmacal And Related Disclosure Orders
500(10)
A Norwich Pharmacal Orders
500(3)
B Mere Witness Rule
503(1)
C Bankers Trust Orders
503(1)
D Disclosure Before Proceedings Start
504(2)
E Disclosure By Non-Parties
506(1)
F Inspection Of Property During Proceedings
507(1)
G Interim Delivery-Up Of Goods
508(1)
Key Points Summary
509(1)
46 Costs
510(18)
A Costs Orders: General Principles
511(2)
B Costs Follow The Event
513(3)
C Range Of Possible Costs Orders
516(1)
D Interim Costs Orders
517(2)
E Informing The Client
519(1)
F Indemnity Principle
519(1)
G Basis Of Quantification
520(1)
H Proportionality
520(1)
I Summary Assessment
521(1)
J Detailed Assessment
522(1)
K Fast Track Fixed Costs
523(1)
L Fixed And Scale Costs
524(1)
M Costs And Track Allocation
524(1)
N Publicly Funded Litigants
524(1)
O Pro Bono Costs Orders
525(1)
P Costs Against Non-Parties
525(1)
Q Wasted Costs Orders
525(2)
Key Points Summary
527(1)
47 Qualified One-Way Costs Shifting
528(6)
A Cases Where Qocs Applies
528(1)
B Effect Of Qocs
529(2)
C Loss Of Qocs Protection
531(2)
Key Points Summary
533(1)
48 Enforcement
534(14)
A Enforcement Of Money Judgments
534(9)
B Enforcement Of Judgments For The Delivery Of Goods
543(1)
C Enforcement Of Judgments For The Possession Of Land
543(1)
D Receivers By Way Of Equitable Execution
544(1)
E Contempt Of Court
544(2)
F Enforcement Of Foreign Judgments
546(1)
Key Points Summary
547(1)
49 Judicial Review
548(11)
A Parties
548(1)
B Locus Standi
549(1)
C Public Law
549(2)
D Remedies In Judicial Review
551(1)
E Judicial Review Pre-Action Protocol
552(1)
F Applying For Permission To Proceed
553(2)
G Substantive Hearing
555(2)
H Conversion To A Common Law Claim
557(1)
I Consent Orders
558(1)
Key Points Summary
558(1)
50 Appeals
559(18)
A Routes Of Appeal
560(1)
B Permission To Appeal
561(3)
C Time For Appealing
564(1)
D Procedure On Appealing
565(1)
E Respondent's Notice
566(1)
F Applications Within Appeals
567(1)
G Stay
568(1)
H Striking Out Appeal Notices And Setting Aside Or Imposing Conditions
568(1)
I Hearing Of Appeals
568(3)
J Appeal Court's Powers
571(2)
K Appeals By Way Of Case Stated
573(1)
L Appeals To The Supreme Court
574(1)
Key Points Summary
574(3)
Index 577
Stuart Sime is a Barrister and Course Director of the Bar Course at The City Law School, City, University of London and a co-editor of Blackstone's Civil Practice.