“In chambers” – what does this mean following the changes to CPR 39?

Len Crowder, Director, reviews the meaning of “in chambers” following the recent changes to CPR Part 39 in April earlier this year.
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Len Crowder, Director, reviews the meaning of “in chambers” following the recent changes to CPR Part 39 in April earlier this year.
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Read moreWhen considering in-time applications for time extensions, is there a distinction between Unless Orders and ‘routine’ Court Orders? No, is the recent answer from the High Court.
Read moreWhen arguing for costs to be summarily assessed downwards, is it a valid approach to compare the total of your costs bill with your opponents’ total?
Read moreAfter several years of stability the number of mortgage possessions claims is rising, according to newly released statistics from the Ministry of Justice.
Read moreMaster McCloud’s judgment in Clements Smith v Berrymans Lace Mawer Service Co. & Anor [2019] EWHC 1904 (QB) considers whether a default judgment was properly entered.
Read moreAdvocacy Manager, Will Quamina discusses Proportionality and Reasonableness of ATE Premiums.
Read moreFurther update on JLE (a child) v. Warrington & Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust [2018] EWHC B18 (Costs).
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