When is the deadline for acceptance of money paid into court?
The catalogue records a 21 days period from Receipt of the notice of payment into Court (or of the last payment, or of the amended notice). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Receipt of the notice of payment into Court (or of the last payment, or of the amended notice)
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- Cayman retains the old RSC payment-into-Court regime rather than the English Part 36 offer regime, so this 21 day acceptance window is a genuine local deadline and not a Part 36 relevant period. Two cut-offs apply cumulatively: 21 days from receipt of the notice, and in any event before the trial or hearing begins. Acceptance is by notice in Form No. 15 given to every defendant