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Article 10 Notification where court proceedings are commenced otherwise than following a direction to commence court proceedings under section 110(1)

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Where a party commences or has commenced court proceedings otherwise than following a direction under section 110(1) and those court proceedings concern or relate to the matter before the adjudicator, that party must serve—

(a)

on the adjudicator within 14 days of the commencement of the court proceedings or, if later, within 7 days of service on that party of notification of the reference under rule 5(b), a written notice stating—

(i)

that court proceedings have been issued;

(ii)

the way and the extent to which the court proceedings concern or relate to the matter before the adjudicator;

(iii)

the date of issue of the court proceedings;

(iv)

the names and any known addresses of the parties to the court proceedings;

(v)

the name of the court at which the court proceedings will be heard; and

(vi)

the case number allocated to the court proceedings;

(b)

on the adjudicator within 14 days of the date that the matter before the court is finally disposed of, a copy of the final court order; and

(c)

on the court within 14 days of service on that party of such a decision, a copy of any substantive decision made by the adjudicator on the matter.