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To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what representations he has received regarding the workings of the Pensions Appeal Tribunal of the War Pensions Agency. - Includes text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service.
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what representations he has received regarding the workings of the Pensions Appeal Tribunal of the War Pensions Agency. - Includes text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service.
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, when he expects to publish the study undertaken by the court service to analyse the economic cost of activities relating to existing charging points. - Includes text of letter from MD Huebner of Court Service
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, when he expects to publish the study undertaken by the court service to analyse the economic cost of activities relating to existing charging points. - Includes text of letter from MD Huebner of Court Service
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, in how many instances during the last 10 years a court has refused to renew a lease held by a sports club under the Leasehold and Tenant Act 1954; and for what reasons. - Text of letter from M D Huebner of...
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, in how many instances during the last 10 years a court has refused to renew a lease held by a sports club under the Leasehold and Tenant Act 1954; and for what reasons. - Text of letter from M D Huebner of...
Whether the Lord Chancellor's Department or the Court Service maintain data or other information so as to enable them to ascertain whether decisions of United Kingdom courts and tribunals to refer questions to the European Court of Justice are implemented within a reasonable time; and, if so, whether they will...
Whether the Lord Chancellor's Department or the Court Service maintain data or other information so as to enable them to ascertain whether decisions of United Kingdom courts and tribunals to refer questions to the European Court of Justice are implemented within a reasonable time; and, if so, whether they will...
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, under what statutory authority people under the age of 14 years are generally barred from the public gallery of criminal courts. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service.
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, under what statutory authority people under the age of 14 years are generally barred from the public gallery of criminal courts. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service.
On whose and with what authority Joyce Stewart, of the Crown Service headquarters, wrote to Robert Gardener, Clerk to the Cambridge Crown Court (letter reference PQ 98/289), following publication of the judgment delivered at Cambridge Crown Court on 11 September 1997, instructing him not to release to Reginald Buckland (the...
On whose and with what authority Joyce Stewart, of the Crown Service headquarters, wrote to Robert Gardener, Clerk to the Cambridge Crown Court (letter reference PQ 98/289), following publication of the judgment delivered at Cambridge Crown Court on 11 September 1997, instructing him not to release to Reginald Buckland (the...
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what are the expenditure implications of the changes in (a) training, (b) staffing and (c) information technology required for the implementation of those of Lord Woolf's civil justice proposals which Her Majesty's Government intends to implement by April 1999. - Text of...
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what are the expenditure implications of the changes in (a) training, (b) staffing and (c) information technology required for the implementation of those of Lord Woolf's civil justice proposals which Her Majesty's Government intends to implement by April 1999. - Text of...
Whether they will place in the Library of the House a copy of the judgment delivered at Cambridge Crown Court on 11 September 1997, and all other papers and documents submitted to the court, in case A970014, the appeal of Reginald Buckland v. The Chief Constable of Cambridge before His...
Whether they will place in the Library of the House a copy of the judgment delivered at Cambridge Crown Court on 11 September 1997, and all other papers and documents submitted to the court, in case A970014, the appeal of Reginald Buckland v. The Chief Constable of Cambridge before His...
Whether there are measures in place to ensure that, where possible, the decisions of United Kingdom courts and tribunals to refer questions to the European Court of Justice under Article 177 of the EEC treaty are speedily carried out by court and tribunal administrators. - Text of letter from M...
Whether there are measures in place to ensure that, where possible, the decisions of United Kingdom courts and tribunals to refer questions to the European Court of Justice under Article 177 of the EEC treaty are speedily carried out by court and tribunal administrators. - Text of letter from M...
Whether, since the introduction in January 1997 of increased court fees, there has been a reduction of claims brought; if so, what are the figures in; (a) The County Courts; (b) The Queen's Bench Division of the High Court, other than the Commercial Court; (c) The Family Division of the...
Whether, since the introduction in January 1997 of increased court fees, there has been a reduction of claims brought; if so, what are the figures in; (a) The County Courts; (b) The Queen's Bench Division of the High Court, other than the Commercial Court; (c) The Family Division of the...
Which courts in the Royal Courts of Justice are not accessible to disabled people using wheelchairs. - Text of letter from Mr M Huebner of Court Service and includes figures.
Which courts in the Royal Courts of Justice are not accessible to disabled people using wheelchairs. - Text of letter from Mr M Huebner of Court Service and includes figures.
How many personal injury cases struck out automatically under County Court Order 17 rule 11 have been appealed (a) to circuit judges and (b) to the Court of Appeal in each of the last three years; and how many appeals were successful in each category. - Text of letter from...
How many personal injury cases struck out automatically under County Court Order 17 rule 11 have been appealed (a) to circuit judges and (b) to the Court of Appeal in each of the last three years; and how many appeals were successful in each category. - Text of letter from...
In how many locations a common database has been introduced between courts, the Crown Prosecution Service and barristers' chambers; what evaluation he has made of the success of these schemes; and what proposals he has to extend these schemes. - Inc text of letter from M D Heubner of the...
In how many locations a common database has been introduced between courts, the Crown Prosecution Service and barristers' chambers; what evaluation he has made of the success of these schemes; and what proposals he has to extend these schemes. - Inc text of letter from M D Heubner of the...
How many personal injury actions have been automatically struck out under County Court Order 17 rule 11 in each of the last three years. - Text of letter from M D Heubner of the Court Service and that the information requested is not held centrally and could only be provided...
How many personal injury actions have been automatically struck out under County Court Order 17 rule 11 in each of the last three years. - Text of letter from M D Heubner of the Court Service and that the information requested is not held centrally and could only be provided...
How many medical negligence cases have been (a) commenced and (b) finalised under the Birmingham County Court Medical Negligence Cases Pilot Scheme. - Text of letter from M D Huebner of Court Service.
How many medical negligence cases have been (a) commenced and (b) finalised under the Birmingham County Court Medical Negligence Cases Pilot Scheme. - Text of letter from M D Huebner of Court Service.
What percentage of the cases heard in the crown court in 1996 were heard there at the defendants' request. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of the Court Service. Disproportionate cost.
What percentage of the cases heard in the crown court in 1996 were heard there at the defendants' request. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of the Court Service. Disproportionate cost.
What is the average cost per day to the Exchequer of each Crown Court. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of the Court Service and figures.
What is the average cost per day to the Exchequer of each Crown Court. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of the Court Service and figures.
What proportion of all Crown Court cases in 1996 resulted in a non-custodial disposal. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of the Court Service and figures.
What proportion of all Crown Court cases in 1996 resulted in a non-custodial disposal. - Including text of letter from Michael Huebner of the Court Service and figures.
How many county courts have been closed in each of the last five years. - Includes text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service and figures.
How many county courts have been closed in each of the last five years. - Includes text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service and figures.
On how many occasions a party to a case which is subject to automatic reference to small claims arbitration has (a) applied for and (b) been granted an application for recission of the reference in the last 12 months. - Includes text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service.
On how many occasions a party to a case which is subject to automatic reference to small claims arbitration has (a) applied for and (b) been granted an application for recission of the reference in the last 12 months. - Includes text of letter from Michael Huebner of Court Service.