Civil Litigation · glossary
A heading that keeps a letter from the court while it decides the claim. The court may see the letter once it turns to costs. Both Part 36 offers carry the heading, and an ordinary offer can carry it too. Ravensett’s Part 36 offer, paragraph 1 · Chapter 9 · see Part 36 offer
Explained in Chapter 9, Offers to Settle: Part 36 and Without Prejudice Offers, of Civil Litigation.
Both letters open with the words “Without prejudice save as to costs”. A letter marked without prejudice save as to costs cannot be shown to the court while it decides the claim. It can be shown once the court turns to costs. An ordinary offer made outside Part 36 can carry the same heading.Read Chapter 9, Offers to Settle: Part 36 and Without Prejudice Offers →
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