The Order Order button

From any case page you can email the Central Office with all the details of the order you'd like to request pre-filled

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Written by Enda Leahy
Updated over a week ago

If any of your cases have had an order recorded, it may arise that you need to request a copy or attested copy of that order from the Courts Service. 

Now, in addition to being able to track cases to be alerted to new orders, or the perfection of existing ones, you can now use Courtsdesk to generate a pre-populated email to order a copy of them. 

In the "Orders" section of the case details for any High Court case page, you will see a three-dot menu icon. Clicking on that, you will find two options - to request a copy order, or an attested copy of the order.  

Click to select whichever option you choose, and your email client (e.g. Outlook) will open a new email, addressed to the correct Courts Service email address. 

The email will include all the relevant details of the order, such as the date, details, perfected date, and the initials of the relevant registrar. 

Now simply delete as appropriate the text detailing which party you are on record for in the case, and add your name. The organisation you work for will be included at the end. 

This feature was the result of a suggestion by a Courtsdesk user at Arthur Cox (thank you!). 

If you are reading this and have any other ideas about how we can save you time or improve our service, please let us know - simply email support@courtsdesk.com or click on the customer support chat button to the right. 


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