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Term: multi-track

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The multi-track is the normal track for claims not falling within the rules for allocation to either the small claims or fast track. Typically these will be cases involving claims exceeding £15,000, and cases worth less than that sum where the trial is likely to exceed a day.

The multi-track includes an enormously wide range of cases, from the fairly straightforward to the most complex and weighty matters involving claims for millions of pounds and multi-party claims.

When the matter is allocated to the multi-track, the court will either:

  • give directions for the management of the case and set a timetable for the steps to be taken between the giving of directions and the trial; or
  • fix a case management conference, or a pre-trial review or both and give such directions relating to the management of the case as the court sees fit.

Usage: The High Court judge allocated the court claim to the multi-track for litigation.

Related Words: fast track; litigation; directions; case management conference; pre-trial review; claimant; defendant; pleadings; claim form; particulars of claim; defence: litigation; reply to defence; account of profits; damages; delivery up; defence to counterclaim; Civil Procedure Rules; reply to defence to counterclaim; request for further information and clarification; pleadings; default judgment; set-off; counterclaim; crossclaim; Chancery Division; Queen's Bench Division; High Court; cause of action; conflict of interest; summary judgment; small claims track.


 

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