Course description
The shortest way for a claimant to obtain a judgment is to hope that the defendant does not respond after service of the claim, and then to obtain a default judgment using CPR 12. Or is it?
When can the defendant successfully apply to set aside under CPR 13? When must a court set aside judgment under CPR 13.2? And what impact did the introduction of a new version of CPR 12 make in 2022?
Presented by commercial litigation expert Ian Gascoigne, this bite-sized webinar answers these important questions and more, bringing your knowledge up to speed in just 30 minutes.
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Training Course Content
Introduction
The shortest way for a claimant to obtain a judgment is to hope that the defendant does not respond after service of the claim, and then to obtain a default judgment using CPR 12.
Or is it?
When can the defendant successfully apply to set aside under CPR 13?
What impact did the introduction of a new version of CPR 12 make in 2022?
What You Will Learn
This short webinar will cover the following:
- When a claimant can apply for judgment under CPR 12
- When must a court set aside a judgment under CPR 13.2?
- The court’s discretion and the tests in CPR 13.3
- Recent cases covering applications not made promptly, the partial set-aside of default judgments and the connection with Denton
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