obtain judgement in default; if a judgement on a preliminary issue is needed, this may resolve the whole dispute or assist the parties in settlement discussions; either party can apply for summary judgement in its favour on the claim, defence or counterclaim under CPR Part 24. This is a typical method used for enforcing adjudicators' decisions under a modified procedure described later in this guide. Summary judgement will only be given if the court concludes that the other party has no real prospect of succeeding on its claims or defence. If the application fails to satisfy this test, the court will usually order that there be 'leave to defend' and the case has to go to full trial. CPR Part 8 procedure A claimant may use the Part 8 procedure where it seeks the court's decision on a question which is unlikely to involve a substantial dispute of fact. A claim form is once again issued when using Part 8 procedure, but without a separate particulars of claim. The claim form must state: that it is a Part 8 claim; the question which the claimant wants to court to decide; or the remedy which the claimant is seeking and legal basis for the claim to that remedy; and if the claim is being made under the Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration Act (HGCRA) it must say so. The claimant must also serve all of its evidence at the same time as the claim form. Instead of serving a defence or