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BPTC Civil Litigation Parties questions with correct answers
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What is the general rule regarding Beneficiaries of Trustees in a claim? - Answer Beneficiaries do not need to be added as a party when a claim is brought against them. Any judgment or order is binding on the beneficiary unless the court orders otherwise. What happens when a person who had an ...
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BPTC Civil Litigation Limitation questions with correct answers
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BPTC Civil Litigation Limitation questions with correct answers
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BPTC Civil Litigation Limitation questions with correct answers
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BPTC Civil Litigation General Matters questions with correct answers
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BPTC Civil Litigation Statement of Case questions with correct answers
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How does acknowledgement or service apply in relation to Part 8 claims? - Answer The same as standard procedure, subject to the modifications set out in rule 8.3. When is an acknowledgement of service used? - Answer When a defendant is unable to file a defence within the specified time, or he...
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Add to cartHow does acknowledgement or service apply in relation to Part 8 claims? - Answer The same as standard procedure, subject to the modifications set out in rule 8.3. When is an acknowledgement of service used? - Answer When a defendant is unable to file a defence within the specified time, or he...
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BPTC Civil Litigation Commencing Proceedings questions with correct answers
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What must the claim form and statement of case be headed with? - Answer The case number, court/division, full name of partie How does the Litigation process begin? - Answer The Claimant completes the claim form and delivers it to the court. The court then issues it. When must the claim be ...
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Add to cartWhat must the claim form and statement of case be headed with? - Answer The case number, court/division, full name of partie How does the Litigation process begin? - Answer The Claimant completes the claim form and delivers it to the court. The court then issues it. When must the claim be ...
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BPTC Civil Litigation Limitation questions with correct answers
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Define Limitation Period - Answer The period within which a person who has a right to claim against another must start court proceedings to establish that right. The expiry of which may be used as a defence. How long is the limitation period in non-personal injury tort cases? - Answer 6 years...
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Add to cartDefine Limitation Period - Answer The period within which a person who has a right to claim against another must start court proceedings to establish that right. The expiry of which may be used as a defence. How long is the limitation period in non-personal injury tort cases? - Answer 6 years...
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Ethics BPTC Revision questions with correct answers
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What are the five ways in which you must act with independence in the interests of justice? (CD1) - Answer 1. Not knowingly or recklessly misleading or attempting to mislead the court 2. Not abusing your role as an advocate 3. Taking reasonable steps to avoid wasting the court's time 4. Taking ...
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Add to cartWhat are the five ways in which you must act with independence in the interests of justice? (CD1) - Answer 1. Not knowingly or recklessly misleading or attempting to mislead the court 2. Not abusing your role as an advocate 3. Taking reasonable steps to avoid wasting the court's time 4. Taking ...
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