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Particulars of claim definition

What does Particulars of claim mean? Particulars of claim set out, in writing, the facts relied on by the claimant to establish the cause of action and the remedy sought, so the defendant knows the case to answer. In England and Wales, they are a formal statement of case under the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR r 16.4 and PD 16). They must contain a concise statement of material facts, the relief claimed (damages, injunction, specific performance, etc), any claim for interest, and be verified by a statement of truth (CPR Part 22). They are served with the claim form or within 14 days...

Defamation—Particulars of Claim precedent (High Court, King’s Bench Division, Media and Communications List): online and report publications, serious harm and relief (England and Wales)

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Claim Number: HQ [ insert number ]

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE KING’S BENCH DIVISION royal courts of justice MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS LIST

Parties:

(1) [ Insert full name of first claimant ] (2) [ Insert full name of second claimant ] [ Claimant OR Claimants ] against [ Insert full name of defendant ] Defendant

particulars of claim

The [ Claimant OR Claimants ]

At all material times, the [ First ] Claimant has held the role of [ role or nature of work of the First Claimant ]. [ In addition, the First Claimant serves as [ office or post ] of the Second Claimant [ if the second claimant is a corporation ] ].
[ The Second Claimant was formed on [ date ] and conducts business as [ set out the nature of the second claimant’s business or services ]. ]

The Defendant

The Defendant is [ state the nature of the defendant’s work or status, including, where appropriate, any relationship with the claimant(s) ].

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5RB

A barrister at 5RB, the leading national media and entertainment chambers, David Hirst's practice encompasses defamation, privacy, harassment, data protection, contempt, copyright and all aspects of media litigation and pre-publication advice. He has experience acting in defamation, harassment and privacy/confidentiality cases with an online or technological element, as well as obtaining injunctive relief and pre-action disclosure in publication cases. He advises a large number of web, magazine, newspaper, film and TV companies on content output....

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