stayed claim definition
stayed claim means a claim which was brought on or before 22 August 2020 (including an appeal from a decision in such a claim) and which is accordingly subject to the stay imposed by rule 55.29;
stayed claim means a claim which was brought on or before 22 August 2020 (including an appeal from a decision in such a claim) and the following rules apply. In stayed claims brought before 3 August 2020 but where no possession order had been made before the stay, either party must file and serve a “reactivation notice” and then the case can be listed, relisted, heard or referred. More on the workings of the reactivation notice later. However, at this point, it has to be queried why the date of 3 August is used when the stay extends to 23 August 2020. That would mean that claims issued after 3 August 2020 would be treated as new claims and parties required to comply with PD55C when it is not yet in force.