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When is the deadline for appearance after unsuccessful application to set aside originating process?

The catalogue records a 7 days period from Refusal of the defendant's application to have the statement of claim or summons set aside. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
7 days
Trigger
Refusal of the defendant's application to have the statement of claim or summons set aside
Counting
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  • UCPR r 1.12 extension or abridgement. Not computed.
  • This is a 7 day period, so UCPR r 1.11(3) does NOT apply (that subrule bites only on periods of 5 days or less); weekends and registry closures inside the 7 days are counted, but r 1.11(4) still rolls the last day forward if the registry is closed. The rule operates as a floor: the closing words of r 6.10(1)(a) and (b) give the defendant the later of this period and the ordinary appearance period. Corrected on verification: the pinpoint has been narrowed to the two subparagraphs that carry the 7 days, r 6.10(1)(a)(ii) and r 6.10(1)(b)(ii).

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