When is the deadline for indorsement on writ of particulars of service?
The catalogue records a 3 days period from Date the writ is served on the defendant. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 3 days
- Trigger
- Date the writ is served on the defendant
- Counting
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- Three days is under the seven-day threshold, so Saturdays and public holidays (including Sundays) are excluded under O.3 r.2(5). Failure to indorse in time is not fatal to the action but bars default judgment until cured. Mirrors old English RSC O.10 r.1(4). Corrected on verification: Citation, trigger, 3 days and countType are all correct, and the short-period exclusion analys