When is the deadline for supreme court - commence judicial review proceeding (certiorari, mandamus, prohibition, quo warranto)?
The catalogue records a 60 days period from The date when the grounds for the grant of the relief or remedy claimed first arose. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 60 days
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- The date when the grounds for the grant of the relief or remedy claimed first arose
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- "The Court shall not extend the time fixed by subrule (1) except in special circumstances" (r 56.02(3)). This is a materially narrower power than the general r 3.02 extension power and should not be treated as routine.
- Where the relief sought concerns a judgment, order, conviction, determination or proceeding, r 56.02(2) deems the date when the grounds first arose to be the date of that judgment, order, conviction, determination or proceeding. The proceeding is commenced by originating motion (r 56.01(2)). Commencement is a filing at the Registry so r 3.01(5) applies; r 3.04(1) also excludes 24 December to 9 January.