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When is the deadline for court of appeal - service of the respondent's factum?

The catalogue records a 5 days period from Filing of the respondent's factum. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Calculation basis and source

Period
5 days
Trigger
Filing of the respondent's factum
Counting
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Rollovers and holidays
Holiday, closure and order treatment must be independently documented before publication.

This route remains in preparation until a pinpoint official source is recorded.

  • Extendable under r 42.
  • Mirrors r 26(3). Corrected on verification: the entry carried no computation warning although this is a sub-seven-day period. The Court of Appeal Rules, Man Reg 555/88 R, contain no computation-of-time provision and no definition of "holiday" (confirmed by full-text search of the current consolidation), so King's Bench r 3.01(b) does NOT apply and all five days are counted, Saturdays included. Only the expiry day is rescued, by The Interpretation Act, CCSM c I80, s 24(1) or s 24(2). The engine must not apply its global short-period holiday exclusion here.

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