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The Civil Justice Council (CJC) has completed various studies and is now seeking to establish the introduction of pre-action protocols across all actions which can be litigated in the Courts. The [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] introduction of these pre-action protocols is aimed [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] at persuading potential litigants to attempt to resolve their dispute before they start a claim and demands for Court proceedings are issued.
There are well-defined pre-action protocol obligations that are in place for nine areas, the better known of which are:
? Personal Injury
? Clinical Disputes
? Construction and Engineering Disputes
? Professional Negligence
The CJC, which wishes to introduce further pre-action protocols, has been concerned not to tamper with those established protocols. As a result of this, the CJC proposes that a 'general pre-action protocol' be [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] introduced. The rules of the 'general pre-action protocol' will be both applicable and obligatory, unless the dispute [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] falls within one of the nine pre-existing pre-action protocols currently in force.
The idea behind pre-action protocols is to encourage potential litigants to make every effort to resolve their dispute prior to actually starting a claim. The new general protocol will require disclosure of [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] documents and consideration of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), including arbitration.
In debt claims, the general pre-action protocol will require business claimants with potential claims against an unrepresented individual to provide a series of particular pieces of information. Firstly, they must ensure that details are made available as to how the money owed can be paid. Secondly, details of who the Defendant should contact to discuss the repayment, such as instalments or deferment, must also be made available. In addition to these, information about sources of fee debt advice must be included as well.
This information will not have to be part of the initial pre-action protocol letter, but must be drawn to the individual's attention at some stage. This proposed inclusion follows HM Court Service consultation which identified that many debtors, instead of being encouraged to engage with creditors at an [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] early stage, tend to ignore demands until Court proceedings are issued. The general pre-action protocol requirements are aimed at encouraging engagement. Early engagement in [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] such matters often leads to a far more straightforward resolution, with a quicker conclusion of the issue reached for both parties as a result.
It is therefore intended to roll out pre-action protocols across the board, by expanding the requirements for parties to attempt to resolve matters without the Court's assistance. The message for all potential litigants, therefore, will be to engage with each other at an early stage, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] as opposed potentially to letting matters worsen, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] making productive engagement between the parties more difficult later. To encourage this process, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] of the principle in the current pre-action protocol rules that "it is expressly recognised that no party can or should be forced to mediate or enter into any form of ADR" will not feature under in the proposed general pre-action [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] protocol.
Finally, it should be noted that the current sanctions for non-compliance with pre-action protocols are likely to be adopted into the general pre-action protocol rules.
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