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-The process of starting a court proceeding and bringing it through to a trial can be complicated. This chapter will discuss the process for starting and defending proceedings in the Provincial Court and the Supreme Court, attending case conferences and making applications for temporary and urgent orders. This page provides a thumbnail sketch of the basic court process common to all non-criminal proceedings, but first offers a brief caution about the dangers of commencing litigation in haste.
+The process of starting a court proceeding and bringing it through to a trial can be complicated.
+This chapter discusses the process for starting and defending proceedings in the Provincial Court and the Supreme Court.
+This first section provides a thumbnail sketch of the basic court process common to all non-criminal proceedings
+Other sections in this chapter provide more detail about attending case conferences, and making applications for temporary and urgent orders.
+First, a brief caution about the dangers of commencing litigation in haste.
 ==Hold on for a minute, do you really have to go to court?==