SQE1 · topic drill
Dispute Resolution drill
Limitation, pre-action conduct, issuing, serving and responding to claims, interim applications, case management, evidence, disclosure, costs, appeals and enforcement.
40questions in the bank
20per sitting, shuffled
—untimed
The answer and explanation appear after each question. Each sitting draws a fresh 20 from the bank, so run it again for new ones.
What is in this drill
Scope: FLK1, Chapter 2: Dispute Resolution
A sample question
At the trial of a fast track claim, the claimant's witness has signed a witness statement that has been served in accordance with the court's directions. How will the witness's main evidence normally be given?
- The statement stands as his evidence in chief, unless the court orders otherwise.
- The witness reads the whole statement aloud from the witness box.
- The claimant's advocate asks the witness to repeat the evidence in full from memory.
- The judge reads the statement only if the opposing party consents.
- The witness may add new topics freely in the witness box.
Marked when you take the drill; the explanation appears in your review.