# The Civil Procedure Rules 1998, Part 76: PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE PREVENTION OF TERRORISM ACT 2005

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Contents of this Part
1 APPLICATION OF THIS PART
Scope and interpretation
76.1
Modification to the overriding objective
76.2
2 APPLICATIONS TO THE HIGH COURT RELATING TO DEROGATING CONTROL ORDERS
Scope of this section
76.3
Applications for the making of a derogating control order
76.4
Directions for a full hearing on notice
76.5
Applications on notice
76.6
3 PERMISSION APPLICATIONS, REFERENCES AND APPEALS TO THE HIGH COURT RELATING TO NON-DEROGATING CONTROL ORDERS
Scope of this section
76.7
Application for permission to make non-derogating control order
76.8
References under section 3(3) of the Act
76.9
Directions for hearing on application for permission or on a reference
76.10
Appeals under section 10 of the Act
76.11
Modification of Part 52 (appeals)
76.12
Notice of appeal
76.13
Time limit for appealing
76.14
Secretary of State’s reply
76.15
4 APPEALS TO THE COURT OF APPEAL
Modification of Part 52 (appeals)
76.16
5 GENERAL PROVISIONS
Scope of this section
76.17
Address for issuing proceedings in the High Court
76.18
Applications for anonymity
76.19
Notification of hearing
76.20
Hearings
76.21
Hearings in private
76.22
Appointment of a special advocate
76.23
Functions of special advocate
76.24
Special advocate: communicating about proceedings
76.25
Modification of the general rules of evidence and disclosure
76.26
Filing and service of relevant material
76.27
Closed material
76.28
Consideration of Secretary of State’s objection
76.29
Order of filing and serving material and written submissions
76.30
Failure to comply with directions
76.31
Judgments
76.32
Application by Secretary of State for reconsideration of decision
76.33
Supply of court documents
76.34

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1998/3132/part/76 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/civil-procedure-rules-1998/part-76
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