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When is the deadline for notice of intention to proceed after one year of inactivity?

The catalogue records a 28 days period from Service of the notice of intention to proceed in Form 44 on all parties of record. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
28 days
Trigger
Service of the notice of intention to proceed in Form 44 on all parties of record
Counting
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  • No dispensing power stated in the rule itself; the general power in r 22-4(2) would have to be invoked.
  • A WAITING PERIOD, not a filing deadline - the party must NOT proceed until it expires, and must also have filed the notice and proof of service. The one year trigger of inactivity is itself a computed period running from the last step taken. Rule 22-4(5) preserves a defendant's or respondent's right to apply to dismiss for want of prosecution without first serving a Form 44.

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