When is the deadline for attorney general's notice of intervention on a constitutional question?
The catalogue records a 4 weeks period from Service of the notice of constitutional question. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 4 weeks
- Trigger
- Service of the notice of constitutional question
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- Weeks are computed under r 5(1.1): exclude the day of service and include the last day of the last seven-day period. JULY IS COUNTED for this notice - it is one of the express exceptions in r 5(3). The 23 December to 3 January recess IS excluded (r 5.1 excepts only the r 33(2) notice, not the r 33(4) notice of intervention). No leave to intervene is required. An attorney general who files under r 33(4) is named as an intervener in the style of cause (r 22(3)(c)(iii)) and gets 16 weeks for its factum under r 37(2)(c).