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Part II III SPECIAL PROVISIONS ABOUT SERVICE OUT OF THE JURISDICTION

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(1)

a claim is made for a remedy against a person domiciled within the jurisdiction;

(2)

a claim is made for an injunction(gl) ordering the defendant to do or refrain from doing an act within the jurisdiction;

(3)

a claim is made against someone on whom the claim form has been or will be served and—

(a)

there is between the claimant and that person a real issue which it is reasonable for the court to try; and

(b)

the claimant wishes to serve the claim form on another person who is a necessary or proper party to that claim;

  1. 6.17Scope of this Section
  2. 6.18Definitions
  3. 6.19Service out of the jurisdiction where the permission of the court is not required
  4. 6.20Service out of the jurisdiction where the permission of the court is required
  5. 6.21Application for permission to serve claim form out of jurisdiction
  6. 6.22Period for acknowledging service or admitting the claim where the claim form is served out of the jurisdiction under rule 6.19
  7. 6.23Period for filing a defence where the claim form is served out of the jurisdiction under rule 6.19
  8. 6.24Method of service—general provisions
  9. 6.25Service through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British Consular authorities
  10. 6.26Procedure where service is to be through foreign governments, judicial authorities and British Consular authorities
  11. 6.27Service of claim form on State where court permits service out of the jurisdiction
  12. 6.28Translation of claim form
  13. 6.29Undertaking to be responsible for expenses of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
  14. 6.30Service of documents other than the claim form
  15. 6.31Proof of service