When is the deadline for supreme court - deliver statement of claim after appearance?
The catalogue records a 21 days period from Filing by the defendant of a notice of appearance, where the writ was not endorsed with a statement of claim. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 21 days
- Trigger
- Filing by the defendant of a notice of appearance, where the writ was not endorsed with a statement of claim
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- Rules 52 and 53 permit court-ordered or, where applicable, written consensual extensions. Rule 265(3)-(4) governs a defendant's application if the statement is not delivered in time.
- Only the r 265(2)(b) limb is encoded; no further statement is required where the writ is already endorsed with one under r 265(1). Forward count: r 47 excludes the appearance filing day. Rule 48 excludes 23 December to 7 January because this is filing and delivery of a pleading. Rule 51 rolls a closed last day to the next open day.