A party who represents themselves in court proceedings without a solicitor or barrister — also described as a 'litigant in person'. The order records whether each party acts in person or is represented by solicitors or counsel.
In Plain English
When you represent yourself in court without hiring a solicitor or barrister; you may also be called a 'litigant in person'.
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