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When is the deadline for requisition for hearing of an application?

The catalogue records a 10 days period from Service of the respondent's record, or expiry of the time for doing so, whichever is earlier. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
10 days
Trigger
Service of the respondent's record, or expiry of the time for doing so, whichever is earlier
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  • Extendable on motion under r 8; extendable once by consent under r 7 by not more than 5 days.
  • Failure to file the requisition is what triggers status review under r 380(2) once 180 days have elapsed since issuance of the notice of application. The requisition must state that r 309(1) has been complied with and that any notice required under Federal Courts Act s 57 has been given (r 314(2)(a)), and must list dates within the following 90 days on which the parties are unavailable (r 314(2)(d)). Rule 314(2) read in full on verification.

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