Which tracks use a N625 document list for disclosure?

• A. Small claims track
• B. All tracks
• C. Fast, intermediate and multi-track
• D. RTA track

Answer: (C)

In civil litigation, the way documents are disclosed depends on the track the case is on. For cases that go through the faster, intermediate, or multi-track routes, there’s a formal step where each party lists the documents they will disclose. This is done using a standard form known as N625. The N625 helps set out clearly which documents will be provided and when, giving structure to the disclosure process and helping to prevent disputes about what should be disclosed.

Because of that, the N625 document list is used for disclosure in the fast track, intermediate track, and multi-track. It isn’t typically used in the small claims track, where disclosure is handled more simply, nor in the RTA track, which follows its own protocol. So, the best answer identifies that N625 is associated with disclosure in the faster tracks (fast, intermediate, and multi-track).