The High Court and the County Court Has Concurrent Jurisdiction

question 1

Multiple Choice

The High Court and the County Court has concurrent jurisdiction over most claims. The business is allocated between them according to a range of rules, including some of those below. Which of the rules below is not correct?

• A) A claim for damages or a specified sum claim may be issued in the High Court only where the claim is for more than £100,000.
• B) Claims issued in the High Court but which claim less than £50,000 will generally be transferred to the County Court unless certain criteria apply.
• C) Claims for personal injury may not be started in the High Court unless the sum claimed exceeds £50,000.
• D) A claim for £500,000 must be started in the High Court though unless it is of public importance it will be transferred to the County Court for trial.

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