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When is the deadline for agree the total sum due following provisional assessment?

The catalogue records a 14 days period from Receipt of Precedent G returned by the court with the provisional assessment noted on it. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
14 days
Trigger
Receipt of Precedent G returned by the court with the provisional assessment noted on it
Counting
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  • No sanction specified. The stated route on failure is not a penalty but a referral: the parties "must refer the dispute back to the court for a decision on the basis of written submissions". Extendable by agreement in practice.
  • Runs in parallel with, and must not be confused with, the 21-day r.47.15(7) period to request an oral hearing. This 14-day period is about arithmetic only; the 21-day period is about challenging the substance of the assessment and is a hard cut-off.

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