When is the deadline for supreme court - minimum time a notice for admission of documents must allow?
The catalogue records a 14 days period from Service of the notice for admission of documents. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 14 days
- Trigger
- Service of the notice for admission of documents
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- The time is chosen by the serving party subject to the 14-day statutory floor. An admission taken to have been made under r 35.05(2) may be withdrawn only by leave of the Court (r 35.05(3)). SCR r 3.02 applies to the time as expressed in the notice.
- Added on verification: the documents counterpart of r 35.03, also omitted by the researcher. The 14 days is a floor on the time the notice may specify. Failure to dispute authenticity within the time allowed produces a deemed admission of authenticity for the purpose of the proceeding (r 35.05(2)). Service step only, so r 3.01(5) does not apply. Verified against the Supreme Court Rules 1987 (NT) as in force at 23 June 2025 (legislation.nt.gov.au).