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New Practice Direction in Commercial Court to assist with data collection
Thursday 20th June 2019
General News
2163 Days ago

Practice Direction HC85 - Commercial list (PD HC 85) replaces Practice Direction HC50 of May, 2009. While PD HC85 reiterates the provisions of its predecessor, it adds a new requirement for solicitors, which is designed to assist the Court in data collection. In addition to the usual undertaking to use his/her best endeavours to ensure that the court’s directions will be complied with in full, the solicitor is required to undertake:

“that within 14 days of the conclusion of the case in the High Court, whether by agreement, discontinuance, strike out, dismiss or other court order, and whether before or after entry to the Commercial List, such solicitor will use his/her best endeavours to submit by electronic means to the Courts Service at commercialdata@courts.ie a Case Report in the format published in the High Court section on the Courts Service website www.courts.ie on the date of publication of this Practice Direction.”

The “Case Report” is in the form of an excel sheet. This includes an Explanatory Memorandum. The data sought is:

Commercial Court Case ID
Party seeking entry
Type of matter
Type of issuing proceedings
Value of Claim
Origin of Parties
Interim Motions
Date of fixing of trial hearing date
Trial date
Anticipated trial duration
Actual trial duration
Hearing end date
Date of judgment
Outcome
Costs
Follow-up
Enforcement action
Appeal lodged
Separate information is also sought for interim motions.

The Solicitor’s certificate seeking entry into the commercial list should also state the section(s) of O.63A r.(1) RSC under which the application is being made.


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