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Changing your case after issue: amendments under CPR Part 17
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Changing your case after issue: amendments under CPR Part 17

Written by John Barwell 8 November 20268 November 2026

A practical guide to amending a civil statement of case after issue, including consent, court permission, late new claims, party-name corrections and the costs consequences.

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