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When is the deadline for motion for directions on a motion to set aside or dismiss an appeal?

The catalogue records a 15 working-days period from Day the notice of motion to set aside the notice of appeal or dismiss the appeal is filed. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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15 working-days
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Day the notice of motion to set aside the notice of appeal or dismiss the appeal is filed
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  • Rule 90.37(12)(h).
  • ADDED ON VERIFICATION. Applies to a motion under r 90.44(1), which may be made at any time before or at the hearing of the appeal on the ground that the appeal is frivolous, vexatious or without merit, or that the appellant has unduly delayed perfection. Distinct from the seven-day notice under r 90.40(3), which concerns want of appellate jurisdiction, and from the five-day notice under r 90.43 for an unperfected appeal. Verified against the Official Consolidated Civil Procedure Rules, consolidation of 19 June 2026, published by the Courts of Nova Scotia.

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