bundle
bundle the papers in the case in good order. English practice has now reached a stage where bundles are used very frequently. Practice varies and in some cases is subject to detailed rules, as, for example, family cases in the Family Division of the High Court where the bun- dle should normally be in a ring binder or arch lever file and limited
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to 350 pages per file. The great advantage is that there is only one set of papers instead of as in, for example, Scotland where there is an applicant's and respondent's set, often duplicating the same papers. Pagination and indexing allow hearings to proceed very quickly and facilitate the writing of judgments.
- CB
- CDS
- cedent
- Cententier
- central bank
- Central Criminal Court
- certificate of entitlement
- certificate of incorporation
- certificate of registration (limited partnerships)
- certified copy
- certiorari
- cessante ratione legis cessat ipsa lex
- cessio bonorum
- cessionary
- cestui que trust
- chambers
- champerty
- Chancellor
- change of position
- Chapter 11
- character evidence
- charge
- charge for payment
- charges having equivalent effect (to customs duties)
- charge ...X