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- 24/01/18
Consolidated Civil Proceeding Rules 2016
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Consolidated Civil Proceeding Rules 2016
- 19/01/16
Practice Direction
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Supreme Court of Judicature of Trinidad and Tobago
Second Practice Guide to the Assessment of Costs
- 29/01/13
Practice Direction: Alternative Dispute Resolution - Part 4, CPR 1998 - Pilot Project
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The objective of this Practice Direction is to establish a Supreme Court Civil Alternative Resolution Pilot Project (thereinafter referred to as the 'pilot') to provide for alternative dispute resolution in certain civil dispute in the Supreme Court of Trinidad and Tobago with a view to:
a. improving the pace of litigation
b. promoting early and fair resolution of disputes
c. reducing the cost of litigation to the parties and the court system
d. improving access to the court
e. enhancing participants' satisfaction with dispute resolution in the justice system
f. providing litigation outcomes that meet the needs of the parties.
- 17/07/12
Civil Proceeding Rules 1998
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Civil Proceedings Rules 1998 Republic Of Trinidad And Tobago Supreme Court
Of Judicature [made under section 78 of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act
(Chap. 4:01)]
- 16/09/05
Practice Directions
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Practice-Efficient Administration of the Civil Proceedings Rules of Trinidad and Tobago 1998 (CPR)-Filing of Documents-Information and Designation Form to accompany all documents-CPR Part 4, rule 4.1.