When is the deadline for appeal not set down for hearing within one year - referral for dismissal as abandoned?
The catalogue records a 1 year period from Filing of the notice of appeal. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- The referral is discretionary ("the registrar may"), and the court decides whether to dismiss after the show-cause window. r 71 permits enlargement of the 15 day show-cause period.
- Added on verification: this is the outer long-stop on a Saskatchewan civil appeal and was missing from the researched catalogue. Two clocks: one year from FILING the notice of appeal (not from service, and not from the date of the judgment), then 15 days from the registrar's Form 9a notice to apply to show cause. Computation under The Legislation Act s 2-28 via r 70, counted from the date of filing exclusive. A respondent may separately apply under r 46(1) for an order requiring the appeal to be perfected by a fixed date.