43. Operate a policy for convergence of the Rules of
the Supreme Court and the District Court when
amendments are being considered.
44.
Consider whether to give the District Court
jurisdiction without monetary limitation (either
by consent or absolutely) in either some or all
types of ection for damages for personal
injuries.
45. Consider whether actions above the respective
monetary limits might be taken in the District
Court or the Small Claims Tribunal with the
consent of the parties.
46. Consider the merits and feasibility of a single
civil court either with or without a small claims
procedure.
47. Consider including the offices of the Small
Claims Tribunal within the administration of the
District Court while preserving the adjudication
principles of speed, cheapness, simplicity and
informality.
48.
Consider whether the balance in the Small Claims
Tribunal between the institutional or corporate
litigant and the private person is fair and if
not what might be done about it.
49. The conduct of Small Claims Tribunal proceedings including -office proceedings should be examined (preferably with the newly appointed Chief Adjudicator in the lead) with a view to ensuring
uniformity end & reasonable minimum
inconvenience for ordinary members of the public.
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