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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2012

Litigation & Dispute Resolution – Guernsey

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Whilst much of Guernsey's Royal Court procedure is generally based on principles which are similar to those adopted in England, it is important to note that Guernsey is a separate jurisdiction with its own specific laws and rules.

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Whilst much of Guernsey's Royal Court procedure is generally based on principles which are similar to those adopted in England, it is important to note that Guernsey is a separate jurisdiction with its own specific laws and rules. Guernsey Royal Court procedure is an adversarial process which takes place before a single judge1. The judge determines all issues of procedure and law, whilst issues of fact are usually determined by Jurats2 who will sit with the judge. However, in certain circumstances issues of fact may also be determined by the judge alone. Only Guernsey Advocates are permitted rights of audience before the Royal Court.

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