Title 2: Special Procedures in Courts of First Instance
- Section 189: Definition of small claims
- Section 190: Calculating the amount in dispute
- Section 190 bis: Small claims procedure applies
- Section 190 ter: Court power over time limits
- Section 190 quater: Court fees in small claims
- Section 191: Filing a small claims case
- Section 192: Converting between small claims and ordinary
- Section 193: Small claims hearing and conciliation
- Section 193 bis: Non-appearance in small claims
- Section 193 ter: Taking evidence in small claims
- Section 193 quater: Court's evidence powers in small claims
- Section 193 quinquies: Continuous trial in small claims
- Section 194: Oral judgment in small claims
- Section 195: Other rules apply to small claims
- Section 196: Uncomplicated cases summary procedure
- Section 197: Definition of default of answer
- Section 198: Plaintiff's application after default
- Section 198 bis: Merit test for default judgment
- Section 198 ter: Default with multiple defendants
- Section 199: Defaulting defendant who appears in time
- Section 199 bis: Serving execution on defaulting defendant
- Section 199 ter: Right to apply for new trial
- Section 199 quater: Deadline and contents of new trial application
- Section 199 quinquies: Deciding the new trial application
- Section 199 sex: Default on a counterclaim
- Section 200: Definition of default of appearance
- Section 201: Both parties in default
- Section 202: Plaintiff default strikes the case
- Section 203: No appeal against strike-out; refiling
- Section 204: Defendant default: ex parte trial
- Section 205: Doubtful service before ex parte trial
- Section 206: No win on default alone; ex parte rules
- Section 207: Retrial after ex parte judgment
- Section 208: Repealed
- Section 209: Repealed
- Section 210: Agreeing to in-court arbitration
- Section 211: Rules for appointing arbitrators
- Section 212: Arbitrator's consent required
- Section 213: Withdrawal and challenge of arbitrator
- Section 214: Arbitrator's fees set by court
- Section 215: Arbitrator frames the issues
- Section 216: Arbitrator's conduct of the inquiry
- Section 217: How arbitrators reach an award
- Section 218: Court judgment on an arbitration award
- Section 219: When an arbitration agreement ends
- Section 220: Court for arbitration-related disputes
- Section 221: Out-of-court arbitration referral
- Section 222: Limited appeal against award judgments
- Section 222/1: Class action definitions
- Section 222/2: Supreme Court class action rules
- Section 222/3: Courts with class action jurisdiction
- Section 222/4: Gap-filling and special-procedure cases
- Section 222/5: Role of the class action officer
- Section 222/6: Class action officer qualifications
- Section 222/7: Class action linked to a criminal case
- Section 222/8: Cases eligible for class action
- Section 222/9: Filing a class action request
- Section 222/10: Class complaint contents and court fees
- Section 222/11: Screening before class certification
- Section 222/12: Criteria for certifying a class action
- Section 222/13: Consolidating competing class motions
- Section 222/14: Depositing class action expenses
- Section 222/15: Notice and publication of certification
- Section 222/16: Opting out of the group
- Section 222/17: Rights of group members
- Section 222/18: Bar on separate suits by members
- Section 222/19: Decertifying a class action
- Section 222/20: Class action preparation hearing
- Section 222/21: Filing lists of witnesses
- Section 222/22: Default by the defendant
- Section 222/23: Court's power to seek facts
- Section 222/24: Forming sub-groups
- Section 222/25: Substitution of the class plaintiff
- Section 222/26: Order on plaintiff substitution
- Section 222/27: Rights of the substitute plaintiff
- Section 222/28: Withdrawal of a class action plaint
- Section 222/29: Court approval of a class settlement
- Section 222/30: Referring a class dispute to arbitration
- Section 222/31: Required contents of member notices
- Section 222/32: Factors for approving withdrawal or settlement
- Section 222/33: Interruption of prescription for members
- Section 222/34: When interruption of prescription is undone
- Section 222/35: Binding effect and execution of judgment
- Section 222/36: Required contents of a class judgment
- Section 222/37: Reward of the plaintiff's lawyer
- Section 222/38: Court powers over class execution
- Section 222/39: Notice of judgment and debt claims
- Section 222/40: Inspecting and objecting to members' claims
- Section 222/41: Execution officer's power to examine claims
- Section 222/42: Ruling on and contesting members' claims
- Section 222/43: Rateable share from execution in another case
- Section 222/44: Order of priority for paying out proceeds
- Section 222/45: Appeal and dika free of capital-sum limit
- Section 222/46: Group members' limited appeal rights
- Section 222/47: Security when appealing refusal to accept appeal
- Section 222/48: Dismissing prohibited appeals; justice exception
- Section 222/49: Class action fee schedule