When is the deadline for maia: starting a court action after the compulsory conference?
The catalogue records a 60 days period from The conclusion of the compulsory conference. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 60 days
- Trigger
- The conclusion of the compulsory conference
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- A further period may be agreed by the parties or fixed by the court, but only on an agreement or application made within the original 60 days (s 51D(1)(b)). Expiry does not prevent the action being started, but costs consequences follow (s 51D(4)).
- Encoded as non-binding because the section says the action 'should' be started. The compulsory conference itself cannot be compelled before the 'relevant date' fixed by s 51A(3), being 6 months after notice of claim was given or, where additional information was required, the later of that date and 1 month after the completed additional information form was given.