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24 November 2011

Ancillary Relief Pre-Application Protocol - This protocol is intended to apply to all claims for ancillary relief as defined by Rule 1.3 of the Family Proceedings Rules (NI) 1996. It is designed to cover all classes of case, ranging from a simple application for periodical payments to an application for a substantial lump sum and property adjustment order. The protocol is designed to facilitate the operation of Ancillary Relief applications.

Ancillary Relief Pre-Application Protocol Carswell LJ

22 November 2011

Breslin (Mark Christopher) and others v McKevitt (John Michael) and others (Further submissions relating to re-trial of Seamus Daly)

[2011] NICA 69 Coghlin LJ

10 November 2011

Re A (adoption; unreasonable withholding of consent)

[2011] NIFam 19 Morgan LCJ

02 November 2011

Practice Note 01/2011 - The following Notes contain the main rules governing the listing of business before, and the hearing of summonses by, the masters in the Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court of Judicature. These Notes replace previous Practice Notes issued by the masters including: Practice Note No.1 of 2001, Adjournments in the Queens Bench Summons Courts; Practice Note No.2 of 2001, Proceedings by way of Summons before the Masters; Practice Note No.1 of 2002, Listing and Hearing of Assessments of Damages under Order 37; and Practice Note No.2 of 2002, Proceedings by way of Summons before the Masters. In addition, Appendix 1 to these Notes contains a Guide to Good Practice on Applications for Remittal.

Practice Note 01/2011 - The following Notes contain the main rules governing the listing of business before, and the hearing of summonses by, the masters in the Queen’s Bench Division of the High Court of Judicature. These Notes replace previous Practice Master McCorry

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Breslin (Mark Christopher) and others v McKevitt (John Michael) and others (Further submissions relating to re-trial of Seamus Daly)

Re A (adoption; unreasonable withholding of consent)