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A county court is a court based in or with a jurisdiction covering one or more counties, which are administrative divisions (subnational entities) within a country, not to be confused with the medieval system of county courts held by the High Sheriff of each county. ==England and Wales== In England and Wales since 2014 there is a single civil cour...
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Civil actions (see ‘civil action') for personal injury not exceeding £50,000 must be started in this court. In any event civil actions worth less than £25,000 must be tried in a county court
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The County Courts, since June 1991, have had jurisdiction to hear all liquidated claims. From 26 April 1999, under the new Civil Procedure Rules, there are different procedures applicable to claims, depending on their value, as follows 1. small claims track: covering all claims up to £5,000 2. fast track: covering all claims between £5,000 and £...
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Venue for the trial of civil cases of (usually) small value, presided over by a circuit judge.
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The civil courts of England & Wales.
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English court of law created by the County Courts Act 1846 and now governed by the Act of 1984. It exists to try civil cases, such as actions on contract and
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County courts deal with civil matters such as disputes over contracts, unpaid debts and negligence claims. County courts deal with all monetary claims up to £50,000. There are 218 county courts in England and Wales. The county court is a court of the first instance â€` where civil cases start
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English court of law created by the County Courts Act 1846 and now governed by the Act of 1984. It exists to try civil cases, such as actions on contract and tort where the claim does not exceed £5,000, and disputes about land, such as between landlord and tenant. County courts are presided over by one or more circuit judges
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(in the U.S.) · an administrative board in counties in some states. · a judicial tribunal in some states with jurisdiction extending over one or more counties.
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