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ARTICLE · 09 JANUARY 2023

New Version Of The TCC Guide Integrates Procedural And Technological Developments

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The new version of the Technology and Construction Court ("TCC") Guide was published on 12 October 2022 (the "New TCC Guide").

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The new version of the Technology and Construction Court ("TCC") Guide was published on 12 October 2022 (the "New TCC Guide"). In addition to bringing the TCC's practices up to date with recent developments in the CPR, the New TCC Guide heralds several technological and practical changes. The objective of these changes is to promote simplicity, efficiency and cost savings.

The New TCC Guide forms part of a broader effort to simplify and update court guides across the Business and Property Courts ("B&PCs") in accordance with procedural and technological developments. As a result, the amended provisions of the TCC Guide overlap with those in the New Edition of the Chancery Guide and the New Edition of the Commercial Court Guide, such as:

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