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Summary Judgment: Win Without a Trial?

Yes, if the other side has no real prospect of winning. This guide explains the CPR Part 24 test, who can apply, the 14, 7 and 3 day timetable and what the court can order.

Post date 6 November 2026
Post author By LEXLAW Solicitors & Barristers
Post categories In Civil Litigation, Civil Procedure Rules, Costs, County Court, CPR, Debt Recovery, Default Judgment, First Tier Tax Tribunal, HMRC, Insolvency Litigation, Legal Representation and Counsel, Litigation, Part 36, Professional Negligence, Summary Judgment
Tags civil litigation London, CPR 15.4, CPR 24.3, CPR 24.4, CPR 24.5, CPR 44.2, CPR Part 24, default judgment, defending a county court claim, FTT rule 8, HMRC county court claim, N244 application, no real prospect of success, strike out, summary judgment, Tax Tribunal strike out

Summary Judgment: Win Without a Trial?

Summary Judgment: Win Without a Trial?

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