ABSTRACT

BETWEEN EDWARD TERENCE WILSON Plaintiff

and CREAMERY SUPPLIES PLC Defendants

UPON HEARING Counsel for the Plaintiff and the Defendants and upon reading the affidavit of the Plaintiff filed _________199_ and the affidavit of James Parry filed ________ 199_ and the exhibits thereto 2

AND the Plaintiff by his Counsel undertaking to abide by any Order this Court may make as to damages in case this Court shall hereafter be of the opinion that the Defendants by reason of this Order shall have sustained any which the Plaintiff ought to pay 3

IT IS ORDERED that 4 [set out terms of the order sought]. AND IT IS ORDERED that the costs of this application be costs in

the cause. 5

DATED this ____ day of ______________ 199_. 6

TAKE NOTICE, etc. 7

1 Heading. See further sample document (3), note 1 a-d, g. Note that the wording used to identify the judge hearing the application differs slightly from that adopted in the Chancery Division. The phrase ‘Judge in Chambers’ indicates that in the Queen’s Bench Division the application is heard by a judge sitting in private rather than in open court as is the practice in the Chancery Division. Note also that in this case the writ has been issued and that the words ‘In the matter of an intended action’ are therefore omitted.