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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tomlin_orderTomlin order - Wikipedia

    A Tomlin order is a court order in the English civil justice system under which a court action is stayed on terms that have been agreed in advance between the parties and are included in a schedule to the order. As such, it is a form of consent order.

  2. 2022年2月2日 · A Tomlin Order is a contractual agreement as opposed to a regular consent order, which is an order of the court. Therefore, individuals cannot appeal to the court to overturn a Tomlin Order. If there is a breach of the terms included within a Tomlin Order, you can make an application to the court for violation of a contractual agreement.

  3. 2014年7月30日 · Subsequently, Mr Newbury's solicitors sent a draft Tomlin Order to Sun's solicitors that was said to record the agreement terms. Sun's solicitors then sent back an amended draft order and which referred to the claim being stayed on the terms set out in a waiver

  4. A Tomlin order is a form of consent order where proceedings are stayed on agreed terms with permission to lift the stay in the event of non-compliance with those terms) and a separate confidential schedule recording the terms agreed between the parties.

  5. 湯林命令. Tomlin order湯林命令,是和解令的一種。. 主要在民事訴訟中,雙方達至一和解協定,並將雙方要履行的職責,附於附表中。. 但這個命令只是暫停訴訟的執行,若有一方不依據命令的行為而執行,另一方可向法庭申請恢復先前的訴訟。.

  6. Tomlin order is a form of consent order which avoids the entering of judgment. It takes its name from a Practice Note issued by Tomlin J in 1927 though it was in use well before that date. Tomlin order is in two parts. The first part is the court order proper which stays the proceedings on agreed terms contained in the second part, the schedule.

  7. 2023年10月26日 · When would a Tomlin order be used? Tomlin orders are usually used where the terms of the agreement are complex, the agreement could not be order by a court or the terms are confidential or sensitive. What happens if a claimant dies during a case?

  8. Quick Reference. In civil proceedings, a form of order used to give effect to a compromise of litigation in the High Court. It is based on a Practice Direction issued by Mr Justice Tomlin in 1927.

  9. An example precedent Tomlin order (with integrated drafting notes), which is a type of consent order. It recites that the parties have agreed terms of settlement, and orders that all further proceedings are stayed, but the parties are entitled to apply to court to enforce the agreed terms, should that become necessary, without having to ...

  10. 2020年4月27日 · Tomlin Orders are commonly used as a method of staying legal proceedings indefinitely following a settlement, save only for allowing the parties to apply to court to enforce settlement terms without having to commence new proceedings.

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