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When is the deadline for notice of defence to counterclaim or crossclaim?

The catalogue records a 10 working-days period from Day of delivery of the counterclaim or crossclaim to the party's designated address for delivery. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
10 working-days
Trigger
Day of delivery of the counterclaim or crossclaim to the party's designated address for delivery
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  • Rule 31.12(6); Rule 2.03(1)(c).
  • Rule 31.12(2)(b) supplies the alternative: where a notice of crossclaim is delivered to a defendant who has not filed a notice of defence or demand for notice designating an address for delivery in the main action, the period is 'the same time as for a defence to an action' - i.e. the 15/30/45 day ladder in r 31.12(1) keyed to place of notification. Select the branch on whether the recipient has a designated address for delivery on file.

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