When is the deadline for deemed effective date of service by ordinary mail?
The catalogue records a 7 days period from Delivery of the document by the sender to the post office for mailing. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 7 days
- Trigger
- Delivery of the document by the sender to the post office for mailing
- Counting
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- None; the Court may validate or set aside service under r 12-1.
- A deeming rule that fixes the START of other periods, not a duty. Related deemed dates: service by any mode between 4:00 pm and midnight, or on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday, is effective on the next day that is not a Saturday, Sunday or holiday (r 12-13(2)); registered mail is effective on the date in the post office confirmation of delivery, or if none, the date the sender receives it (r 12-13(3)); fax is effective on the date of transmission (r 12-13(5)); electronic transmission on the date in the acknowledgment of receipt (r 12-13(6)). The Information Note printed under r 12-13 cross-refers to "section 27 of The Interpretation Act, 1995" for the definition of "holiday"; that Act is repealed and the current definition is in The Legislation Act, SS 2019, c L-10.2, s 2-29.