Section 26.13(1)

When deciding the track for a claim, the matters to which the court shall have regard include— the financial value, if any, of the claim; the nature of the remedy sought; the likely complexity of the facts, law or evidence; the number of parties or likely parties; the value of any counterclaim or additional claim and the complexity of any matters relating to it; the amount of oral evidence which may be required; the importance of the claim to persons who are not parties to the proceedings; the views expressed by the parties; and the circumstances of the parties.

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