When is the deadline for expiry of an execution order?
The catalogue records a 5 years period from Date the execution order or superseding execution order is issued. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 5 years
- Trigger
- Date the execution order or superseding execution order is issued
- Counting
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- Rule 79.22(4) itself - a judge may extend an existing OR an expired execution order in the interests of justice, on an ex parte motion unless directed otherwise. Never compute an extension.
- ADDED ON VERIFICATION. Distinct from and later than r 79.05(1): five years from ISSUE of the execution order, not from the judgment. Rule 79.22(6): a property interest already obtained by operation of the order is not affected by the expiry. Verified against the Official Consolidated Civil Procedure Rules, consolidation of 19 June 2026, published by the Courts of Nova Scotia.