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based in
London
, judges in towns and cities throughout
England
and
wales
jurisdiction to hear any
civil
case
hear more expensive
multi
track cases
can be allocated to one of three divisions (specialist courts)
family
division
chancery
division
queens
bench division
family division
headed by
president
of family division
private
- sensitive cases
hears
cases involving welfare of children under
Children
Act 1989
hears
matrimonial
cases such as defended divorce cases and probate cases
new family court created by
Crime
and
Courts
Act 2013 with both powers of the High Court and
County
Court
chancery division
hears
cases involving
company
law,
tax
,
insolvency
,
intellectual property
and
trusts
queen's bench division
court is headed by
Lord Chief Justice
hears cases involving
contract
and
tort
jury of
12
people may be used in cases of
malicious
prosecution,
false imprisonment
and
defamation
cases
judicial review
heard in this court
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