The Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 8) Rules 2014
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In rule 47.20— (a) in paragraph (4)— (i) for sub-paragraph (c) substitute— (c) a detailed assessment hearing is “in progress” from the time when it starts until the bill of costs has been assessed or agreed; ; and (ii) in sub-paragraph (d)— (aa) for “36.11” substitute “36.14”; and (bb) for the words after “substitute” to the end substitute ““If such sum is not paid within 14 days of acceptance of the offer, or such other period as has been agreed, the receiving party may apply for a final costs certificate for the unpaid sum.”;”; and (b) in paragraph (7), for “36.14” substitute “36.17”.
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In rule 47.20— (a) in paragraph (4)— (i) for sub-paragraph (c) substitute— (c) a detailed assessment hearing is “in progress” from the time when it starts until the bill of costs has been assessed or agreed; ; and (ii) in sub-paragraph (d)— (aa) for “36.11” substitute “36.14”; and (bb) for the words after “substitute” to the end substitute ““If such sum is not paid within 14 days of acceptance of the offer, or such other period as has been agreed, the receiving party may apply for a final costs certificate for the unpaid sum.”;”; and (b) in paragraph (7), for “36.14” substitute “36.17”.
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