Objecting to an order and setting aside

[saccadic]

Evening,

I have received a General Form of Judgment or Order form and at the bottom it say's:

"If this order was made as a result of a without notice application or on the Court's own initiative and if you object to the order, you may make an application to have it set aside, varied or stayed provided the application is made within 7 days of service of the order"

The order was made on the Court's own initiative. I believe I have good reasons why the order should be set aside. How do I go about applying for it to be set aside and do I have to provide reasons etc.

I'm just searching through the site now, but any help would be appreciated,

[R0b]

You would need to make an application using Form N244 at a cost of £275. The application would need to be supported by evidence, normally in the form of a witness statement using the short box on the form or if you need to write more and include exhibits then you draft a separate witness statement and tick the box saying so. The separate WS would be attached to your N244 form at the back when you send it.

[saccadic]

You would need to make an application using Form N244 at a cost of £275. The application would need to be supported by evidence, normally in the form of a witness statement using the short box on the form or if you need to write more and include exhibits then you draft a separate witness statement and tick the box saying so. The separate WS would be attached to your N244 form at the back when you send it.

Thanks R0B. I think I've got myself mixed up here.

It's an order that the matter be adjourned to a later date for a direction hearing. I was thinking if I were to apply to set aside the case would be struck out as such, but I don't think that is the case is it?

Edit: just to be clear, there has not been a judgment or order made, just an initial hearing.

[atticus]

No. At best the order made within the case would be set aside. The case itself would remain both alive and kicking.

[saccadic]

No. At best the order made within the case would be set aside. The case itself would remain both alive and kicking.

Yep, I've logged on a bit late tonight.. Thanks for confirming.