When is the deadline for service of originating application and supporting evidence?
The catalogue records a 10 days period from Date scheduled for hearing the originating application. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 10 days
- Trigger
- Date scheduled for hearing the originating application
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- Rule 13.5(1) and (2), including the power to shorten.
- This is the rule the Information note to r 13.3 uses to illustrate backward counting: a 15 May hearing means service on or before 5 May. Judicial review applications follow r 3.15(5) instead, which requires one month or more. Corrected on verification: the researched entry said that "Judicial review applications follow r 3.15(5) instead". That overstates the carve-out and could cause an originating application for judicial review to be served too late. Rule 3.9 is displaced only "Except as otherwise provided in rule 3.15(5)", and r 3.15(5) governs only the "affidavit or other evidence to be used to support" the judicial review application, which needs one month or more. The originating application for judicial review itself is still caught by the r 3.9 10 day service requirement, in addition to the separate r 3.15(2) requirement that it be filed AND served within 6 months of the decision. For habeas corpus, r 3.16(2) sets the evidence period at 10 days or more. Source: Alberta King's Printer office consolidation of AR 124/2010 current to June 2026.