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When is the deadline for application objecting to the jurisdiction of the court?

The catalogue records a 20 days period from Service of the statement of claim; the application must be made within the time limited for service and filing of a statement of defence and before serving and filing the statement of defence. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
20 days
Trigger
Service of the statement of claim; the application must be made within the time limited for service and filing of a statement of defence and before serving and filing the statement of defence
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  • The period tracks the r 3-15(3) defence period and is variable under r 3-12(1) and r 13-7.
  • An application under this rule is not deemed a submission to jurisdiction (r 3-14(2)). Once made, the plaintiff must take no further step against the applicant, except with leave, until 5 days after the application is decided (r 3-14(4)). Judgment cannot be entered and default cannot be noted while an undecided r 3-14 application is on file (r 3-29(d)).

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