Civil Procedure : Case Law / Legislation 0.0 / 5 ? LawCivil courts and ADRASAQA Created by: Jess_MoranCreated on: 26-04-16 18:03 The Civil Procedure Rules 1998 Overriding objective was to ensure that a case was dealt with justly. 1 of 10 Access to Justice Act 1999 Implemented alongside the civil procedure rules in response to the Woolf Report. 2 of 10 Halsey v Milton Keynes General NHS Trust 2004 ECHR states that the parties cannot be forced to use ADR as this violates there right to a fair trial. 3 of 10 Part 1 Civil Procedure Rules 1998 The judge's role in active case management is to encourage the use of ADR where it is appropriate. 4 of 10 Scott v Avery Clause Contracts include this clause where parties agree to arbitrate should there be a dispute between them 5 of 10 Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1958 Implements the principle that the tribunal procedure should be an example of 'openness, fairness and impartiality' 6 of 10 Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 A response to Andrew Legatt's report, it implemented many of his recommendations. 7 of 10 S55 Access to Justice Act 1999 Outlines the criteria an appeal must fulfill if it is allowed to go to the Court of Appeal 8 of 10 Administration of Justice Act 1969 In rare cases, appeals from the high court can follow a leapfrog appeal and go straight to the supreme court. 9 of 10 Article 167 TFEU If a EU point of law is involved then the case can go to the ECJ 10 of 10
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