# The Rules of the Supreme Court (Amendment No. 2) 1991, Article 10: Statements of value and new arrangements for trial


For Order 34, rule 3(1), there shall be substituted the following paragraphs—
“(1) In order to set down for trial an action which is to be tried before a judge, the party setting it down must, subject to any order of the Court to the contrary, deliver to the proper officer, by post or otherwise, a request that the action be set down for trial at the place determined in accordance with automatic directions or by order of the Court and lodge two bundles consisting of one copy of each of the following documents—
(a) the writ,
(b) the pleadings (including any affidavits ordered to stand as pleadings),
(c) any request or order for particulars and the particulars given, and any interrogatories and answers thereto,
(d) all orders made in the action except only any order relating only to time,
(e) in proceedings to which article 7(1) of the High Court and County Courts Jurisdiction Order 1991 applies, a statement of the value of the action,
(f) a note agreed by the parties or, failing agreement, a note by each party giving (in the following order)—
(i) an estimate of the length of the trial,
(ii) the list in which the action is to be included,
(g) the requisite legal aid documents, if any.
(1A) Nothing in paragraph (1) shall alter the practice under Order 19, rule 7 and Order 82, rule 5.
(1B) Where a statement under paragraph (1)(e) is not lodged and a copy of it served on every other party, the Court may give notice to the parties to show cause why the action should not be transferred to a county court for trial.”.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1991/1329/article/10 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/rules-of-the-supreme-court-amendment-no-2-1991/article-10
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