# The Family Proceedings (Amendment No. 2) Rules 1999, Article 3: Amendment of the Family Proceedings Rules 1991


In the Arrangement of Rules, for the numbers and words from “2.52 Right to be heard on ancillary questions” to “2.68 Application for order under section 37(2)(a) of Act of 1973”, there shall be substituted the following;
“Application of ancillary relief rules
2.51A
The overriding objective
2.51B
Right to be heard on ancillary questions
2.52
Application by petitioner or respondent for ancillary relief
2.53
Application by parent, guardian etc. for ancillary relief in respect of children
2.54
Children to be separately represented on certain applications
2.57
Evidence on application for property adjustment or avoidance of disposition order
2.59
Service of statement in answer
2.60
Information on application for consent order for financial relief
2.61
Application for ancillary relief
2.61A
Procedure before the first appointment
2.61B
Expert evidence
2.61C
The first appointment
2.61D
The FDR appointment
2.61E
Costs
2.61F
Investigation by district judge of application for ancillary relief
2.62
Order on application for ancillary relief
2.64
Reference of application to judge
2.65
Arrangements for hearing of application etc by judge
2.66
Request for periodical payments order at same rate as order for maintenance pending suit
2.67
Application for order under section 37(2)(a) of Act of 1973
2.68
Offers to settle
2.69
Interpretation of rules 2.69B to 2.69D
2.69A
Judgment or order more advantageous than an offer made by the other party
2.69B
Judgment or order more advantageous than offers made by both parties
2.69C
Factors for court’s consideration under rules 2.69B and 2.69C
2.69D
Open proposals
2.69E
Application for interim orders
2.69F
Pensions”.
2.70

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1999/3491/article/3 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/family-proceedings-amendment-no-2-rules-1999/article-3
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