When is the deadline for supreme court - validity of writ for service?
The catalogue records a 12 months period from Date of issue of the writ. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Trigger
- Date of issue of the writ
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- O 7 r 1(2): the Court may extend the validity of the writ for periods not exceeding 12 months at a time, on application made before the day the writ would otherwise expire or such later day as the Court may allow.
- COUNT MODE IS UNUSUAL AND DELIBERATE. The rule says "beginning with the date of its issue", which engages Interpretation Act 1984 (WA) s 61(1)(a): "where a period of time is expressed to begin at, on, or with a specified day, that day shall be included in the period". So the issue day COUNTS, unlike almost every other period in this system. A writ issued on 1 March expires at the end of 28 February the following year, not 1 March.