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Court procedure in Northern Ireland is governed by the Rules of the Court of Judicature (Northern Ireland) 1980 and the County Court Rules (Northern Ireland) 1981. The rules are made under the Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978 by statutory rule.
KOMPETENTO TIESU/IESTĀŽU MEKLĒŠANA
Ar zemāk pieejamā rīka palīdzību varat atrast tiesas(u) vai iestādi(es), kuras(u) kompetencē ir kāds konkrēts Eiropas Savienības tiesību akts. Ņemiet vērā, ka, lai arī esam centušies darīt visu iespējamo, lai nodrošinātu rezultātu precizitāti, dažos izņēmuma gadījumos kompetence var būt norādīta neprecīzi.
Article 29(1)(a) - Courts with jurisdiction
The court that has jurisdiction to issue a European order for payment in Northern Ireland is the High Court of Justice.
The jurisdiction of the county courts is entirely statutory and is prescribed in the County Courts (Northern Ireland) Order 1980. Therefore, pending any amendment to the Order, the position is that proceedings under the Regulation do not come under the statutory jurisdiction of the county courts but fall, instead, to the High Court under its inherent jurisdiction regardless of the monetary value of the proceedings.
Article 29(1)(b) - Review procedure
An application for a review under Article 20 in Northern Ireland can be made in the High Court in accordance with Part IV of Order 71 of the Rules of the Court of Judicature (Northern Ireland) 1980.
Article 29(1)(c) - Means of communication
The means of communication acceptable by the Court in Northern Ireland for the purposes of commencing the European order for payment is post. Consideration may be given in the future as to whether electronic submission of the application will be possible. However, other documents that are sent to the Court in European order for payment proceedings, including statements of opposition, can be sent to the Court by post, fax or other electronic means where facilities are available in accordance with Rule 39 of Order 71 of the Rules of the Court of Judicature (Northern Ireland) 1980. The application and other documents in these proceedings can also be lodged with the Court in person.
Article 29(1)(d) - Accepted languages
The official language acceptable pursuant to Article 21(2)(b) is English.
Last update:
06/08/2018
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