When is the deadline for respondent's factum or letter of intention, standard appeal?
The catalogue records a 2 months period from Service of the appellant's factum. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 2 months
- Trigger
- Service of the appellant's factum
- Counting
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- A case management officer may fix, revise, extend or shorten the times for taking steps in an appeal under r 14.36(1) read with the Court of Appeal Act, RSA 2000 c C-30, s 14(2)(c)(iii); a single appeal judge may hear and decide any incidental application under r 14.37(1). Rule 14.2(3) disapplies r 13.5(1), so the parties cannot agree to extend any Part 14 deadline.
- A respondent that does not file a factum is not permitted to present oral argument unless the panel orders otherwise (r 14.23(3)). Corrected on verification: the researched entry located the case management officer's extension power in r 14.36(b). Rule 14.36 was replaced by AR 126/2023 and no longer has clauses (a) and (b) or any list of extension powers. It now provides only that a case management officer may assist the Court "as authorized by section 14 of the Court of Appeal Act". The power to "fix, revise, extend or shorten the times for taking steps in an appeal" is in Court of Appeal Act, RSA 2000 c C-30, s 14(2)(c)(iii). Verified against the King's Printer consolidations of AR 124/2010 (June 2026) and RSA 2000 c C-30.