Solving disputes in the county courts
Results updated 18 Feb 2012
A total of 319 responses to the consultation paper were received from members of the legal profession, mediators/mediation provider organisations, the advice sector, the judiciary, businesses, insurers, local authorities, banks, academics, and members of the public.
This document summarises the responses according to the four themed chapters set out in the consultation paper.
Files:
- Solving disputes in the county courts: creating a simpler, quicker and more proportionate system - consultation response, 276.5 KB (PDF document)
- Datrys anghydfodau yn y llysoedd sirol: creu system symlach, gyflymach a mwy cymesur - Ymateb y Llywodraeth, 92.9 KB (PDF document)
- Orders for sale - impact assessment, 138.7 KB (PDF document)
- Order for sale - equality impact assessment, 52.3 KB (PDF document)
- Single county court - impact assessment, 180.8 KB (PDF document)
- Single county court - equality impact assessment, 52.5 KB (PDF document)
- Charging orders - impact assessment, 145.5 KB (PDF document)
- Charging orders - equality impact assessment, 52.8 KB (PDF document)
- Third party debt orders - impact assessment, 242.3 KB (PDF document)
- Third party debt orders - equality impact assessment, 53.9 KB (PDF document)
- Alternative dispute resolution - impact assessment, 177.1 KB (PDF document)
- Alternative dispute resolution - equality impact assessment, 46.3 KB (PDF document)
- Reforming civil jurisdiction limits - impact assessment, 226.9 KB (PDF document)
- Reforming civil jurisdiction limits - equality impact assessment, 42.5 KB (PDF document)
Overview
The consultation 'Solving disputes in the county courts: creating a simpler, quicker and more proportionate system' sets out, and seeks views on, proposals to reform the civil justice system in the courts in England and Wales.
This consultation is aimed at the public, at business, and all those who have an interest in the civil justice system in England and Wales.
Audiences
- Businesses
- Citizens
Interests
- Courts
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