When is the deadline for notice of constitutional question to the attorneys general?
The catalogue records a 10 days period from Day on which the constitutional question is to be argued. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 10 days
- Trigger
- Day on which the constitutional question is to be argued
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- The Court or tribunal may order otherwise (closing words of s 57(2)).
- Counts backward. "At least" engages Interpretation Act s 27(1), so 10 clear days must intervene. The consequence of non-compliance is substantive, not merely procedural: under s 57(1) an Act or regulation shall not be judged invalid, inapplicable or inoperable unless notice has been served on the Attorney General of Canada and the attorney general of each province. Notice must go to all fourteen Attorneys General. Confirmation that notice has been given is required in the requisition for hearing of an application (r 314(2)(a)) and in the requisition for hearing of an appeal (r 347(3)(a)); both cross-references were checked against the rule text on verification. Section 57 read in full.