Citation, Commencement, Application And The Overriding Objective
Interpretation
Organisation Of The Court
The Court’s Case Management Powers
Forms
Court Documents
How To Start Proceedings — The Claim Form
Alternative Procedure For Claims
Service
Responding To Particulars Of Claim — General
Acknowledgment Of Service
Disputing The Court’s Jurisdiction
Default Judgment
Admissions
Defence And Reply
Statements Of Case
Amendments To Statements Of Case
Further Information
Addition And Substitution Of Parties
Counterclaims And Other Additional Claims
Statements Of Truth
General Rules About Applications For Court Orders
Immediate Judgment
Interim Remedies And Security For Costs
Case Management
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Production Of Documents
Evidence
Witnesses, Depositions And Evidence For Other Courts
Experts And Assessors
Offers To Settle
Payments Into Court
Discontinuance
Miscellaneous Provisions Relating To Hearings
Judgments And Orders
Change Of Legal Representative
General Rules About Costs
Fixed Costs
Procedure For Detailed Assessment Of Costs
Proceedings By Or Against The Centre, Its Bodies And The Government
Judicial Review
Arbitration Claims
AMENDED Appeals
FORMER Appeals
General Rules About Enforcement Of Judgments And Orders
Charging Orders, Stop Orders And Stop Notices
Attachment Of Future Assets And Earnings
Execution Against Assets
Court’s Power To Appoint A Receiver
Orders To Obtain Information From Judgment Debtors
Interpleader
Contempt Of Court
Small Claims Tribunal
Insolvency Proceedings
Probate Rules
Technology And Construction Division
Non-Muslim Wills Registry
The Court must set aside a judgment entered under Part 13 if judgment was wrongly entered because.
(1) in the case of a judgment in default of an acknowledgment of service, any of the conditions in Rules 13.4 and 13.6 was not satisfied;
(2) in the case of a judgment in default of a defence, any of the conditions in Rules 13.5 and 13.6 was not satisfied; or
(3) the whole of the claim was satisfied before judgment was entered.
In any other case, the Court may, on such conditions as it sees fit, set aside or vary a judgment entered under Part 13 if:
(1) the defendant has a real prospect of successfully defending the claim; or
(2) it appears to the Court that there is some other good reason why:
(a) the judgment should be set aside or varied; or
(b) the defendant should be allowed to defend the claim.
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