When is the deadline for supreme court - leave required to issue warrant of execution after 6 years?
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- Leave may be granted on an application made without notice unless the Court otherwise orders (r 68.02(3)); the supporting affidavit must show the reasons for the delay (r 68.02(4)(b)). No test is prescribed beyond that.
- Not a bar on enforcement but a leave threshold. It is distinct from and shorter than the 12-year limitation period for an action on a judgment under Limitation Act 1981 (NT) s 15(1). Leave is also required, regardless of elapsed time, in the cases in r 68.02(1)(b)-(e).