When is the deadline for district court - serve notice of registrar's appeal hearing date on other parties?
The catalogue records a 5 days period from The date on which the appellant received notice of the hearing date from the Court. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 5 days
- Trigger
- The date on which the appellant received notice of the hearing date from the Court
- Counting
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- RSC O 3 r 5 general extension power, applied through DCR r 6.
- SHORT-PERIOD RULE ENGAGED: 5 days is less than 7, so RSC O 3 r 2(2) (applied to the District Court by DCR r 6) excludes days on which the registry is closed for business. Corrected on verification: RSC O 3 r 2(2) excludes days on which "the Central Office" is closed for business, and "Central Office" is defined by RSC O 1 r 4(1) as the central office of the Supreme Court at Perth. DCR 2005 r 6(2)(a) translates references to "the Court" but not references to the Central Office, so the exclusion should be applied by reference to Supreme Court Central Office closure days (RSC O 68 r 5) rather than to District Court registry closures. Source: Rules of the Supreme Court 1971 (WA) O 1 r 4(1), O 3 r 2(2), O 68 r 5; District Court Rules 2005 (WA) r 6, both current consolidations at legislation.wa.gov.au.