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(HMCTS) has confirmed the dates over the Christmas and new year period in which Crown Courts, magistrates’ courts, County and Family Courts, the Royal Courts of Justice and the Rolls Building, and tribunals will remain closed.

HMCTS confirms Christmas and new year office closure dates

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Toni Ryder-McMullin

HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has confirmed the dates over the Christmas and new year period in which Crown Courts, magistrates’ courts, County and Family Courts, the Royal Courts of Justice and the Rolls Building, and tribunals will remain closed.

The courts will remain closed on:

• Thursday 24 December 2020
• Friday 25 December 2020
• Monday 28 December 2020
• Friday 1 January 2021

HMCTS has also confirmed closure dates of offices in Scotland:

• Friday 25 December 2020
• Monday 28 December 2020
• Friday 1 January 2021
• Monday 4 January 2021

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