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This document provides a synopsis for a project on the civil justice system under the English legal system. It will examine the history and structure of the civil system, including the various courts and their hierarchy. Key topics to be covered are the Woolf Reforms, jurisdiction of different courts, pre-action protocols, Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules, settling claims, enforcing judgments, alternative dispute resolution, and tribunals. Research will be done using primary and secondary sources as well as internet resources.

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THE CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM (Under The English Legal System) '

This document provides a synopsis for a project on the civil justice system under the English legal system. It will examine the history and structure of the civil system, including the various courts and their hierarchy. Key topics to be covered are the Woolf Reforms, jurisdiction of different courts, pre-action protocols, Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules, settling claims, enforcing judgments, alternative dispute resolution, and tribunals. Research will be done using primary and secondary sources as well as internet resources.

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DR.

RAM MANOHAR LOHIYA NATIONAL LAW


UNIVERSITY, LUCKNOW.

SYNOPSIS FOR WORLD LEGAL SYSTEMS’ PROJECT

‘ THE CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM (under the English

Legal System1)’

1
The term the ‘ENGLISH LEGAL SYSTEM’ will be taken to cover both England and Wales.
Under the supervision of: Submitted by:

Mr. Malay Pandey Swarnim Pandey

Assistant Prof. Section-B

(Law) Roll No. -157

RMLNLU. Sem- 1

FOREWORD:

The civil law silently regulates everyone’s lives although most individuals do not
become aware of its existence until a certain matter dictates that they need to
become involved with a specific aspect of it. Civil law as a whole governs the
issues between private individuals (as opposed to criminal law which is the
state regulating society’s behavior). It deals with matters concerning rights,
obligations and duties and it encompasses areas such as regulating of the
terms of a contact and any subsequent breach of those terms. It covers a
variety of different aspects such as personal injury claims, matters of family law,
and the buying and selling of houses and employment law, through to wills, trusts
and issues of inheritance. The civil law therefore can be involved in many aspects
of a person’s life and it would be virtually impossible for an individual to go
through life without encountering at least one limb of civil law at some point of
time as the reach of the civil law extents as far as everyday mundane matters as
getting on a train or a bus or buying an item from a shop.

Civil Justice systems in the United kingdom, means generally about all the
institutions and processes, judicial and extra judicial ,which contribute in handling
civil disputes .Citizens can enforce and protect their legal civil rights and to resolve
disagreement between two or more parties though the civil justice system.
The system's objective is to give citizens rapid solutions to legal problems, fair and
affordably.
CRUX OF THE TOPIC:

The project will deal with the civil system of the United Kingdom as a whole
spanning from its history, its interpretation , its various nuances while also taking
into account the various courts present in the legal sytsem and their hierarchy. The
paper will try to put the complicated affairs in a lucid manner , of a legal system
which holds an important place in the sphere of legal apparatus.

TENTATIVE CHAPTERISATION:

 History of the civil justice system


 The Woolf Reforms
 Jurisdiction ( The magistrates’ courts, the county court, the high court, the
court tracks etc)
 Pre-action protocols
 Part 36 of the CPR( civil procedure rules)
 Settling a claim
 Enforcement of judgements
 Alternative dispute resolution
 Tribunals
 Conclusion.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:

Purely doctrinal with the help of the following strategies:

 Primary and secondary sources (books, journal and articles)


 Internet

BIBLIOGRAPHY:
 http://www.lawteacher.net/free-law-essays/civil-law/the-civil-justice-
system.php

 The English Legal System (- David Kelly and Gary Slapper)

 English Legal System


The Fundamentals (first edition)
(-Jo Boylan-Kemp)

 https://www.judiciary.gov.uk

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