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Summary disposal covers fast, partial or complete resolution of civil disputes where a judge determines, without a full trial, that there is no real prospect of success or that the issues can be decided on a limited evidential base. A solicitor practising in this area handles applications under the Civil Procedure Rules (Part 24) to obtain a judgment or order without a full hearing, drafts and files the necessary evidence and pleadings, serves and replies to opponents’ documents, and negotiates or secures any interim or final orders. This work shapes how disputes move quickly to decision, saving time and expense when a case does not warrant full trial.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The solicitor handles the detailed, procedure-driven tasks: preparing the Part 24 application, collating and filing sworn statements or affidavits, listing and striking out irrelevant material, addressing any response or defence, and seeking a swift ruling on liability or quantum. They must follow strict deadlines, manage court timetables, and address potential costs implications where applicable, all while ensuring the client’s position is clearly argued within the framework of the rules and case management.

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