When is the deadline for supreme court - admit facts in response to notice to admit?
The catalogue records a 7 days period from Service of the notice to admit facts. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 7 days
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- Service of the notice to admit facts
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- The rule allows "such longer time as may be allowed by the Court", and the costs consequence applies "unless the Court otherwise orders".
- The sanction is a costs sanction, not a deemed admission. This provision sits in O 66 r 19(2) as well as O 30; encode from O 30 r 2(2). Corrected on verification: the pinpoint was given as O 30 r 2(2) (and the notes referred to O 66 r 19(2)); both are wrong. O 30 r 2(2) provides that an admission made under a notice to admit facts cannot be used in another cause or matter, and O 66 r 19 is "Disbursements etc. allowable on taxation". The quoted 7-day costs sanction is RSC O 66 r 3(2) ("Costs of amendment without leave or where facts or documents not admitted"). Source: Rules of the Supreme Court 1971 (WA), current consolidation [09-am0-00] as at 11 December 2025, published at legislation.wa.gov.au.