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Practice Direction 4.2 (1) concerning a General Civil Restraint Order says
4.2 Unless the court otherwise orders, where the court makes a general civil restraint order, the party against whom the order is made
(1) will be restrained from issuing any claim or making any application in
(a) any court if the order has been made by a judge of the Court of Appeal;
(b) the High Court or the County Court if the order has been made by a judge of the High Court; or
(c) the County Court identified in the order if the order has been made by a Designated Civil Judge or their appointed deputy, without first obtaining the permission of a judge identified in the order
I would like to know if this means that a General Civil Restraint Order issued by a Designated Civil Judge from a county court prevents a claimant from issuing claims without the permission of the court only in one county court which should be identified in the General Civil Restraint Order or in all the county courts of England & Wales?
4.2 Unless the court otherwise orders, where the court makes a general civil restraint order, the party against whom the order is made
(1) will be restrained from issuing any claim or making any application in
(a) any court if the order has been made by a judge of the Court of Appeal;
(b) the High Court or the County Court if the order has been made by a judge of the High Court; or
(c) the County Court identified in the order if the order has been made by a Designated Civil Judge or their appointed deputy, without first obtaining the permission of a judge identified in the order
I would like to know if this means that a General Civil Restraint Order issued by a Designated Civil Judge from a county court prevents a claimant from issuing claims without the permission of the court only in one county court which should be identified in the General Civil Restraint Order or in all the county courts of England & Wales?
