…legislation and domestic transpositions, including assessments for development consents, habitats, waste and pollution control; (viii) national, regional or other planning policy documents, statutory or otherwise; or (ix) any other matter…

…an ATE premium when a defendant, who admits liability and offers to settle, will not incur liability for payment of the claimant’s ATE insurance policy if the matter settles without…

…(e) an annuity or insurance policy purchased, or transferred, for the purpose of giving effect to rights under an occupational pension scheme or a personal pension scheme; and (f) an…

…concerned in the proceedings; or (d) to make and pursue a complaint regarding the law, policy or procedure relating to a category of proceedings to which this Part applies. (2)…

…exceed 15 pages in length; and (3) must contain an estimate of how long the court is likely to need to deal with the application on the papers. 12.3 If…

…(1) Where the court officer for the registering court— (a) has no reason to send papers to another Maintenance Enforcement Business Centre under Practice Direction 34E; and (b) considers that…

…further review of their respective positions. The parties should consider the state of the papers and the evidence in order to see if proceedings can be avoided and, at the…

…in support of the renewed application, and address the reasons given by the Judge who refused permission on consideration of the papers. 8.7       The standard time estimate for the hearing…

…pre-action protocol or this Practice Direction, they should review their respective positions. They should consider the papers and the evidence to see if proceedings can be avoided and at least…

…papers filed in court, without a hearing. Any party can then, within 7 days, apply to have the directions changed or cancelled. This paragraph, usually at the end of an…