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The Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 6) Rules 2014

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13 Amendments to the Civil Procedure Rules 1998

In Part 83— (a) for rule 83.6 substitute— Writs and warrants – levying execution on certain days 83.6. (1) This rule applies to writs and warrants other than— (a) writs of control; (b) warrants of control; and (c) writs or warrants in relation to an Admiralty claim in rem. (2) Where a writ or warrant is not a writ of control or warrant of control but nevertheless confers the power to use the TCG procedure, this rule applies to the parts of the writ or warrant that do not confer the power to use the TCG Procedure. (3) Unless the court orders otherwise, a writ or warrant to enforce a judgment or order must not be executed on a Sunday, Good Friday or Christmas Day. ; and (b) in rule 83.9(1), after sub-paragraph (c), insert— (ca) where the proceedings are in the Chancery Division, Chancery Chambers; .

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13 Amendments to the Civil Procedure Rules 1998

In Part 83— (a) for rule 83.6 substitute— Writs and warrants – levying execution on certain days 83.6. (1) This rule applies to writs and warrants other than— (a) writs of control; (b) warrants of control; and (c) writs or warrants in relation to an Admiralty claim in rem. (2) Where a writ or warrant is not a writ of control or warrant of control but nevertheless confers the power to use the TCG procedure, this rule applies to the parts of the writ or warrant that do not confer the power to use the TCG Procedure. (3) Unless the court orders otherwise, a writ or warrant to enforce a judgment or order must not be executed on a Sunday, Good Friday or Christmas Day. ; and (b) in rule 83.9(1), after sub-paragraph (c), insert— (ca) where the proceedings are in the Chancery Division, Chancery Chambers; .

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