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Before the claim and the first documents

What this module covers

Before anything is issued

The statements of case

Admit, deny or require proof

Read this before the quizzes

A defence with no reply

Reading a defence closely

Answers and why

Documents, witnesses and applications

Disclosure and inspection

Witnesses of fact and experts

Applications before trial

Listed but not shown

A statement at trial

Going to court alone

Offers to settle

Without prejudice and its close relatives

Marked for costs only

Trial and what comes after

The trial and the judgment

Who pays for it all

Appeal and enforcement

Paying while appealing

Before you start the drills

The language of a civil claim in England and Wales, from the first letter to enforcing the judgment. Written for lawyers and law students who want to use these terms exactly.

A careful walk through the stages of a civil claim and the words attached to each one. It is for working lawyers and law students who know the basics and want to stop mixing up terms that sound alike, such as disclosure and inspection, or a denial and a non-admission.

Litigation Procedure

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