When is the deadline for service of the notice of appeal after leave is granted in a workers' compensation appeal?
The catalogue records a 10 working-days period from Day leave to appeal is granted. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 10 working-days
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- Day leave to appeal is granted
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- The period is prescribed by statute rather than by Rule 90, so the extension analysis runs through Judicature Act, RSNS 1989 c 240, s 50 and Civil Procedure Rule 94.03 rather than r 90.37(12)(h) alone. Never compute an extension.
- ADDED ON VERIFICATION, and a genuine trap: the workers' compensation route has TWO consecutive deadlines. Thirty days from receipt of written communication of the Appeals Tribunal's decision in which to apply for leave under s 256(3)(a), then ten days from the grant of leave in which to serve the notice of appeal under s 256(5). Section 256(6) sets out what the notice must contain. Verified against the nslegislature.ca consolidation of the Workers' Compensation Act, consolidation to 1 January 2026.