If you have obtained your court judgment and it has not been paid as ordered by the court it will be down to you to enforce payment. There are a number of ways in which the Court can enforce judgment, but you have to take the initiative. Enforcement of judgment does...
Disclosure of Documents All parties in a case will be obliged to disclose all documents in their possession which relate and are relevant to the issues in dispute. This includes not only paper documents but also anything in electronic, video or audio form. It is an...
A lawyer is a professional person from whom you are entitled to a quality service. You should be able to expect at the very least the following from him or her Competence. There will never be a guarantee that your lawyer will win your case or succeed in obtaining your...
Ways to enforce a court judgment. Once a court judgement is given for a monetary amount, it must be paid in full within 14 days unless the court agrees payment by installments. If payment is not made enforcement action has to be taken by the party entitled to payment,...
Professional Negligence A professional person has a legal obligation to exercise ‘reasonable skill and care’ when carrying out work for his or her client and a claim in professional negligence can be brought if this duty is breached. If the standard of the work...
Once you have issued your claim, within 14 days of receiving (being ‘served’ with) your particulars of claim, the defendant must send to the court (called ‘filing’) either: If you issued your claim through money claim on line you will be able to access there. an...
