Reference, pending review
Procedures as ordered steps, each with its actor, its deadline where one exists and the authority that sets it.
Procedures
3 records
Procedures
Administering an estate when there is no will (England & Wales)
Who may apply, and in what order, when someone dies intestate.
Procedures
Asking the Criminal Cases Review Commission to review a conviction (England & Wales)
The route for a person who has already appealed, or been refused leave, and has new argument or evidence.
Procedures
Bringing a complaint to the UN Human Rights Committee
How an individual complaint under the ICCPR Optional Protocol proceeds.
Forms
1,272 records
Forms
Absent owner application form: Form T362
Use this form to make an absent owner application.
Forms
Accused: Apply to the court to consider whether to prevent (prohibit) questioning (cross-examination) in person: Form EX741
Use this form if you have been accused of abuse, to provide information to the court and apply to the court to prevent questioning, or being questioned by, the other party at a hearing.
Forms
Accuser: Apply to the court to consider whether to prevent (prohibit) questioning (cross-examination) in person: Form EX740
Use this form if you have accused someone of abuse, to provide information to the court and apply to the court to prevent questioning, or being questioned by, the other party at a hearing.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a CPR Part 20 claim in the Commercial Court: Form N213(CC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim under Part 20 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) in the Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a CPR Part 20 claim in the London Commercial Court: Form N213(LCC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim under Part 20 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) in the London Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a CPR Part 20 claim in the Regional Commercial Court (N213 RCC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim under Part 20 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) in the Regional Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a CPR Part 8 claim in the Commercial Court: Form N210(CC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim under Part 8 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) in the Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a CPR Part 8 claim in the London Commercial Court: Form N210(LCC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim under Part 8 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) in the London Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a CPR Part 8 claim in the Regional Commercial Court (N210 RCC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim under Part 8 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) in the Regional Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a claim in the Commercial Court: Form N9(CC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim in the Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a claim in the London Commercial Court: Form N9(LCC)
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim in the London Commercial Court.
Forms
Acknowledge service of a claim in the Regional Commercial Court: Form N9 RCC
Use this form to acknowledge service of a claim in the Regional Commercial Court.
Remedies
3 records
Remedies
Individual communication to the UN Human Rights Committee
A complaint that a state party to the Optional Protocol has violated a Covenant right, after domestic remedies are exhausted. The Committee adopts views; it is not a court and cannot award damages itself.
Remedies
Injunction
A court order to do, or stop doing, something. Interim injunctions hold the position until trial.
Remedies
Judicial review (England & Wales)
The High Court reviews the lawfulness of a public body's decision — illegality, irrationality, procedural unfairness — rather than its merits. Remedies include quashing, mandatory and prohibiting orders and declarations.
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Areas of law
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Sources Cited instruments and rules of procedure