- Published on
KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Orders for Accounts and Inquiries
Orders for accounts and inquiries are interim orders made during civil proceedings directing that financial accounts be examined or specific factual investigations be carried out.
These orders are commonly used where detailed calculations or examinations are necessary before final judgment can be given.
The inquiries are usually conducted by a master or district judge under Part 25 of the Civil Procedure Rules.
Examples include investigations into trust accounts, partnership dealings, or damages calculations.
Such orders assist the court in obtaining accurate information necessary for resolving disputes fairly.
Orders for accounts and inquiries are interim orders made during civil proceedings directing that financial accounts be examined or specific factual investigations be carried out.
These orders are commonly used where detailed calculations or examinations are necessary before final judgment can be given.
The inquiries are usually conducted by a master or district judge under Part 25 of the Civil Procedure Rules.
Examples include investigations into trust accounts, partnership dealings, or damages calculations.
Such orders assist the court in obtaining accurate information necessary for resolving disputes fairly.
0 Comments