The Chancery Bar Litigant in Person Support Scheme (“CLIPS”) Interim Applications Hearing CONCLUDING LETTER FROM PRO BONO DUTY BARRISTER TO PERSON WITHOUT REPRESENTATION Dear Date: Re: Your hearing today I helped you today with your Interim Application hearing in the Interim Applications Court under the scheme which is outlined in the Explanatory Note you were given. I was acting as an unpaid volunteer, volunteering under the auspices of the RCJ Advice Bureau and the Bar Pro Bono Unit, as a duty barrister. The charities involved in this scheme are independent of the Ministry of Justice and of the Courts. As the Explanatory Note emphasises, under the scheme there are limits to the help that can be given and duty barristers are only able to give limited time to your case. This letter summarises the main things that happened today and the main points of the advice I have given you. Advice given to you today before the hearing:
The Chancery Bar Litigant in Person Support Scheme (“CLIPS”) Interim Applications Hearing CONCLUDING LETTER FROM PRO BONO DUTY BARRISTER TO PERSON WITHOUT REPRESENTATION Dear Date: Re: Your hearing today I helped you today with your Interim Application hearing in the Interim Applications Court under the scheme which is outlined in the Explanatory Note you were given. I was acting as an unpaid volunteer, volunteering under the auspices of the RCJ Advice Bureau and the Bar Pro Bono Unit, as a duty barrister. The charities involved in this scheme are independent of the Ministry of Justice and of the Courts. As the Explanatory Note emphasises, under the scheme there are limits to the help that can be given and duty barristers are only able to give limited time to your case. This letter summarises the main things that happened today and the main points of the advice I have given you. Advice given to you today before the hearing:
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