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The scope of the DCP is wide ranging for County Court claims.
Included Claims
Excluded Claims
Claims were the sole remedy sought is damages, irrespective of the value
Claims not listed for consideration in the County Court
Claims where the claimant is legally represented;
Claims that seek a remedy that is not only damages
Claims that are conducted in English
Claims that are debt claims or possession claims;
Claims that have fully paid the necessary fees for issuing the claim using the “Payment by Account” System
Claims where the defendant is not represented by a legal representative;
Claims involving children are permitted
Claims that have more than three parties
Claims leaving the MoJ’s portal or the Official Injury Claims portal, that have been issued as CPR 7 claims
Claims brought under CPR 8 (e.g. costs only, and approval hearing)
Claims that involve up to three parties
Claims where the defendant has a postal address for service outside of England and Wales
Claims against individuals under 18 years old
Claims where the claimant is a protected party under CPR 21.1(2)(d) (e.g. children and parties who lack mental capacity)
Claims that are made under one of the provisions of the Consumer Credit Act 1974 specified within PD 7B para 3.1 (e.g. claim by the creditor to enforce regulated agreement relating to goods)
Claims is being progressed under PD 27B (RTA Small Claims Protocol)
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