Civil litigation
Civil litigation is a legal process in which criminal charges and penalties are not at issue. When two or more parties become embroiled in such a non-criminal legal dispute, the case is presented at a trial where plaintiffs seek compensation or other damages from defendants.
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Small claims and a court hearing
If your small claims procedure case cannot be resolved it may be referred for a hearing in the District Court.
Taking a civil case
An introduction to the issues and procedures involved in a civil case?
Negligence and compensation in a civil case
An outline of the concepts of negligence and compensation in civil cases is presented.
Representation in court
When do you require legal representation and who represents you in court?
Legal fees and costs for civil cases
Explains what fees and costs means in a civil case.
Settlement of Claims
This document describes how claims are settled in civil cases.
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