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When is the deadline for pay sum due on acceptance of a part 36 offer in detailed assessment proceedings?

The catalogue records a 14 days period from Acceptance of the Part 36 offer made in the detailed assessment proceedings. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
14 days
Trigger
Acceptance of the Part 36 offer made in the detailed assessment proceedings
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  • The rule itself contemplates variation: "or such other period as has been agreed". The consequence of non-payment is not a sanction but an enforcement route - the receiving party may apply for a final costs certificate for the unpaid sum.
  • Part 36 applies to the costs of detailed assessment proceedings with the modifications in r.47.20(4): "claimant" means receiving party, "defendant" means paying party, "trial" means detailed assessment hearing, and a detailed assessment hearing is in progress from when it starts until the bill is assessed or agreed. Under r.47.20(7) detailed assessment proceedings are treated a

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