When is the deadline for last date for service of a subpoena?
The catalogue records a 5 days period from The earliest date on which the addressee is required to comply with the subpoena (counted backwards). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 5 days
- Trigger
- The earliest date on which the addressee is required to comply with the subpoena (counted backwards)
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- The court may fix an earlier or later date under r 33.3(8)(a) itself, and may abridge time under UCPR r 1.12. Not computed.
- A 5 day period, so it sits exactly on the UCPR r 1.11(3) threshold: days on which the registry is closed are excluded from the count. Corrected on verification: the researched entry cited r 33.3 without a subrule and treated the period as a clean clear-days calculation. The provision is r 33.3(8) of the rule headed "Form of subpoena", and its wording and the requirement in r 33.3(8)(b) that the date be specified in the subpoena mean the entry must be flagged (current consolidation of the UCPR on legislation.nsw.gov.au).