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When is the deadline for file an acknowledgment of service or notification?

The catalogue records a 14 days period from Date the application form was served, or notification of the application was given. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
14 days
Trigger
Date the application form was served, or notification of the application was given
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  • Extendable under rule 3.1(2)(a) even after expiry. Separately, rule 13.3(3)(b) allows a person served with or notified of the application to take part in a hearing where "the court permits", even without an acknowledgment, and rule 9.15 allows any person with sufficient interest to apply to be joined at any stage. Late acknowledgments are routinely accepted.
  • Binding is set false, but the practical consequence of missing it is real: under rule 9.13(1)(b) the parties are the applicant and any person named as a respondent "who files an acknowledgment of service", so a named respondent who does not acknowledge in time is not a party as of right. Rule 9.14 makes P and anyone served with or notified of the application form bound by the c

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