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−	A Part 36 Offer is a written offer to settle specifying a period of not less than 21 days (‘the Relevant Period’) during which it can be accepted. If it is not accepted within the Relevant Period and the other party does not beat that offer then there will be costs consequences. ~~These~~ are ~~designed as~~ a tactical incentive for parties to settle disputes without court (and can be ~~Claimant~~ or ~~Defendant~~ driven and at any stage in civil proceedings.	+	A Part 36 Offer is a written offer to settle a dispute, specifying a period of not less than 21 days (‘the Relevant Period’) during which it can be accepted. If it is not accepted within the Relevant Period and the other party does not beat that offer then there will be costs consequences. They are a tactical incentive for parties to settle disputes without a court trial and can be claimant or defendant driven and at any stage in civil proceedings.

−	The Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) which were updated lin 2022 prescribes the criteria which must be met to satisfy being a Part 36 offer, and to ensure the costs consequences are applicable ~~it must:~~	+	The Civil Procedure Rules (CPR), which were updated lin 2022, prescribes the criteria which must be met to satisfy being a Part 36 offer, and to ensure the costs consequences are applicable.

−	* be in writing	+	It must:
−	* ~~clarify~~ that it is being made pursuant to Part 36	+
−	* ~~specify~~ a period of not less than 21 days within which the defendant will be liable for the claimant’s costs in accordance with rule 36.13 or 36.20 if the offer is not accepted (the Relevant Period); and	+	* Be in writing.
−	* ~~state~~ whether it relates to the whole claim or part of it and state whether it takes into account any counterclaim.	+	* Clarify that it is being made pursuant to Part 36.
		+	* Specify a period of not less than 21 days within which the defendant will be liable for the claimant’s costs in accordance with rule 36.13 or 36.20 if the offer is not accepted (the Relevant Period); and
		+	* State whether it relates to the whole claim or part of it and state whether it takes into account any counterclaim.
	* Since 2021 'A Part 36 offer to accept a sum of money may make provision for accrual of interest on such sum after the date specified in paragraph. If such an offer does not make any such provision, it shall be treated as inclusive of all interest up to the date of acceptance if it is later accepted”.		* Since 2021 'A Part 36 offer to accept a sum of money may make provision for accrual of interest on such sum after the date specified in paragraph. If such an offer does not make any such provision, it shall be treated as inclusive of all interest up to the date of acceptance if it is later accepted”.

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	* Adjudication.		* Adjudication.
	* Alternative dispute resolution.		* Alternative dispute resolution.
−	* Alternative Dispute Resolution legislation.
	* Arbitration Act.		* Arbitration Act.
	* Arbitration panel.		* Arbitration panel.
	* Arbitration v Adjudication.		* Arbitration v Adjudication.
	* Arbitration in the construction industry		* Arbitration in the construction industry
−	* Breach of contract.
	* Calderbank offer.		* Calderbank offer.
	* Causes of construction disputes.		* Causes of construction disputes.
	* Conciliation.		* Conciliation.
−	* Construction Industry Model Arbitration Rules CIMAR.
	* Contract claims.		* Contract claims.
	* Dispute resolution.		* Dispute resolution.
−	* Dispute resolution boards.
−	* Dispute resolution procedure.
−	* Evaluation of claims.
−	* Expert determination.
−	* Expert evaluation.
−	* Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act.
−	* How does arbitration work?
−	* How to become an arbitrator.
−	* Joinder.
	* Mediation.		* Mediation.
−	* Part 36 offer
	* Pay now argue later.		* Pay now argue later.
	* Pendulum arbitration.		* Pendulum arbitration.
	* Provisional relief.		* Provisional relief.
−	* The role of the mediator.
−	* Scheme for Construction Contracts.
−	* Without prejudice.

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A Part 36 Offer is a written offer to settle specifying a period of not less than 21 days (‘the Relevant Period’) during which it can be accepted. If it is not accepted within the Relevant Period and the other party does not beat that offer then there will be costs consequences. These are designed as a tactical incentive for parties to settle disputes without court (and can be Claimant or Defendant driven and at any stage in civil proceedings.

The Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) which were updated lin 2022 prescribes the criteria which must be met to satisfy being a Part 36 offer, and to ensure the costs consequences are applicable it must:

* be in writing
* clarify that it is being made pursuant to Part 36
* specify a period of not less than 21 days within which the defendant will be liable for the claimant’s costs in accordance with rule 36.13 or 36.20 if the offer is not accepted (the Relevant Period); and
* state whether it relates to the whole claim or part of it and state whether it takes into account any counterclaim.
* Since 2021 'A Part 36 offer to accept a sum of money may make provision for accrual of interest on such sum after the date specified in paragraph. If such an offer does not make any such provision, it shall be treated as inclusive of all interest up to the date of acceptance if it is later accepted”.

An alternative is a Calderbank offer, also known as a “without prejudice save as to costs” offer.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Adjudication.
* Alternative dispute resolution.
* Alternative Dispute Resolution legislation.
* Arbitration Act.
* Arbitration panel.
* Arbitration v Adjudication.
* Arbitration in the construction industry
* Breach of contract.
* Calderbank offer.
* Causes of construction disputes.
* Conciliation.
* Construction Industry Model Arbitration Rules CIMAR.
* Contract claims.
* Dispute resolution.
* Dispute resolution boards.
* Dispute resolution procedure.
* Evaluation of claims.
* Expert determination.
* Expert evaluation.
* Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act.
* How does arbitration work?
* How to become an arbitrator.
* Joinder.
* Mediation.
* Part 36 offer
* Pay now argue later.
* Pendulum arbitration.
* Provisional relief.
* The role of the mediator.
* Scheme for Construction Contracts.
* Without prejudice.

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