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Preparing a disclosure report
Practical Law UK Practice Note 4-525-4278 (Approx. 12 pages)
Preparing a disclosure report
by PLC Dispute Resolution
This practice note sets out practical points for consideration when preparing a disclosure report under Civil Procedure Rule (CPR) 31.5(3).
PLC Dispute Resolution is grateful to Vince Neicho for his contribution to this practice note.
Disclosure in the B&PCs: There is no requirement for a disclosure report in cases subject to PD 57AD ("Disclosure in the Business and Property Courts"). PD 57AD took effect on 1 October 2022, replacing what was PD 51U, and implementing procedures that operated (from 1 January 2019 until 1 October 2022) under the Disclosure Pilot Scheme (PD 51U) on a permanent basis. Under PD 57AD, parties are required to complete a Disclosure Review Document (which replaces the disclosure report and optional Electronic Documents Questionnaire). For details of our content on the approach to disclosure under PD 57AD (and, previously, under PD 51U), see Disclosure in the B&PCs: toolkit.
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