Ireland—Commercial Court—Rules and Procedures
Produced in partnership with Gearóid Carey of Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
Practice notesIreland—Commercial Court—Rules and Procedures
Produced in partnership with Gearóid Carey of Mason Hayes & Curran LLP
Practice notesThis Practice Note provides an overview of actions in the Commercial List of the High Court (commonly known as the Commercial Court). It provides guidance on what kind of cases fall within the definition of commercial proceedings and the potential benefits of using the Commercial Court for appropriate cases. It sets out the applicable rules and procedures in the Commercial Court. It explains how to enter an action in the Commercial Court, entry criteria and the procedure to follow for entry applications. The purpose and procedural requirements of directions hearings are described and the Practice Note explains how a substantive hearing date is fixed, defines call overs and highlights the importance of timing estimates and the implications of going over time in a commercial action. For hearings in the Commercial Court, the main procedural requirements are summarised including in relation to the format and lodging of hearing papers.
This Practice Note offers practical and procedural guidance on commercial actions proceeding in the Commercial List of the High Court (commonly known as the Commercial
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