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Application definition

What does Application mean? An application is a procedural request asking a court to make an order, typically during the life of proceedings (an interim/interlocutory application) but sometimes disposing of an issue finally. The concept is descriptive rather than statutorily defined; content and procedure are set by court rules and case law in each jurisdiction. England and Wales: under the Civil Procedure Rules, applications are made by application notice (cpr Part 23), on notice or without notice, supported by evidence (usually a witness statement), and subject to filing fees, service and time limits. Common applications include extensions of time, summary judgment, security...

How to complete Form N244 for a letter of request under EU Taking of Evidence Regulation (EC) 1206/2001 - England and Wales - post-Brexit transitional cases (archived)

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Applications for the taking of evidence can no longer be lodged in the courts of England and Wales under Regulation (EC) 1206/2001, the Taking of Evidence Regulation. For applications submitted before IP completion day (31 December at 11 pm), the process for securing evidence will continue under that Regulation if the transitional provisions in the Withdrawal Agreement between the UK and the EU were satisfied by that date. For guidance on those transitional provisions, see Practice Note: Brexit post implementation period—considerations for dispute resolution practitioners, in particular the main section: Taking of evidence.

Introduction

Application Notice (Form N244)
Application notice—Commercial Court (Form N244(CC)) (Word)

These drafting notes are to be read alongside Form N244 and are not intended for use with Form N244(CC). The application must be made in accordance with CPR 23.

General points

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