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Online proceedings

HM Courts and Tribunals Service has embarked on a significant reform programme for the justice system which aims to increase the efficiency and accessibility of civil proceedings, with the introduction of online court environments where proceedings are initiated and managed by electronic means, ie online rather than on paper.

For information on online dispute resolution in general, see Practice Note: Online dispute resolution and the digital justice system.

Online proceedings in England and Wales are currently governed by a number of different procedural regimes.

Online County Court money claims pursuant to the CPR

Certain pilot schemes are currently in operation...

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