Civil Procedure Rules (CPR): Core procedural framework that governs civil litigation in England and Wales, including pre-action protocols and practice directions, particularly the Pre-Action Conduct and Protocols Practice Direction
Limitation Act 1980: Establishes time limits within which different types of legal claims must be brought, with varying limitation periods depending on the nature of the claim
Courts Act 1981: Defines the jurisdiction and powers of courts in England and Wales, essential for determining proper venue and authority for legal proceedings
Contract Law: Common law principles and statutory provisions governing contractual relationships and disputes, relevant if the claim is contract-based
Consumer Rights Act 2015: Primary consumer protection legislation that may be relevant if the dispute involves consumer rights or business-to-consumer transactions
Tort Law: Body of law covering civil wrongs, including negligence and damages, applicable if the claim involves non-contractual disputes
Companies Act 2006: Principal legislation governing company operations and corporate matters in the UK, relevant if the dispute involves corporate entities
Legal Services Act 2007: Regulates legal services and must be considered if the notice is being sent by a legal representative
Data Protection Act 2018: UK's implementation of data protection standards, including UK GDPR, governing the handling of personal information in legal documents
