Directions Questionnaire Fast Track

[Just234]

Please would any one be able to help me with directions questionnaire for fast track allocation for N181
I’m sure I’ve seen help regarding it on a post on this forum but I can’t seem to find it now.

Als i it satiates
‘Whether agreed or not a draft of the order for directions which you seek must accompany this form’

what do I do for this part?

[atticus]

See the appendix to CPR Practice Direction 28: https://www.justice.gov.uk/courts/pr...28/pd_part28#I

[atticus]

previous posts: https://legalbeagles.info/forums/sea...2%7D%7D&q=n181

you could also search "fast track directions".

[Just234]

To a litigant in person it’s

I can’t find any relevant posts amongst them that explain in any detail what and why I should be filling in

for example - witnesses - does this include written this witness statements? Or is just witness attendance in court? - do I have to name the person - should I be going round asking people to be witnesses or does the court do that once they’re named on the form?

and the draft order - the link takes me to a form of words in brackets - I don’t understand what I’m meant to be doing with that- how do I know dates to enter I’ve got no idea where to start.

I appreciate this is a highly qualified persons job to do this paperwork but at £3k minimum to start off this procedure so I get it - it’s all a very well hidden secret and way too complicated for the
Everyday person to achieve.

[atticus]

This handbook for LiPs might help: https://www.judiciary.uk/guidance-an...-civil-221013/

[atticus]

Witnesses: list all witnesses whose evidence you wish to use. You must expect your witnesses to attend court to give their evidence. You must exchange written statements of your witnesses. Do not forget to include yourself.

The template covers all possibilities, no doubt including several that will not be appropriate in your case.

If you are undertaking Fast Track litigation yourself, you need to inform yourself. Start by reading that handbook.

Is the other party represented by a lawyer?

[Just234]

Thankyou for that

no the claimant isn’t being represented by a lawyer either.