When is the deadline for notice to a potential claimant before applying to terminate the right to claim?
The catalogue records a 30 days period from Date of the application to the court for an order terminating the right to commence the claim. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 30 days
- Trigger
- Date of the application to the court for an order terminating the right to commence the claim
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- The court may instead authorise commencement of the claim on or before a day it determines.
- A backward-counted STATUTORY notice period, so CPR 94.02(1) does not apply - this is not 'a period of days in a Rule'. Count 30 calendar days back from the application under Interpretation Act s 19, not 30 clear working days. This is precisely the kind of provision where carrying the Rule 94 habit across to a statute produces a defective notice. Rollover marked 'review' because s 19(k) is drafted for a period that expires on a Saturday or holiday and its application to a minimum backward notice period is not self-evident; serve earlier rather than later.