When is the deadline for application to extend validity of writ?
The catalogue records a 12 months period from Expiry date of the writ (itself computed from O.6 r.8(1) as 12 months inclusive of the date of issue). This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 12 months
- Trigger
- Expiry date of the writ (itself computed from O.6 r.8(1) as 12 months inclusive of the date of issue)
- Counting
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- Two dates to diarise: the expiry date itself, and the deadline for the extension application, which is 'before that day', i.e. on or before the last day of validity. The extension runs 'beginning with the day next following' expiry, so renewal periods abut rather than overlap. Mirrors the old English RSC O.6 r.8(2). Corrected on verification: The quoted text and the legal analy