When is the deadline for listing a defendant's application for discharge on expiry of a time limit?
The catalogue records a 2 days period from Service of the written application for discharge. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 2 days
- Trigger
- Service of the written application for discharge
- Counting
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- Qualified by 'Unless the court otherwise directs'. This is a listing obligation on the court officer rather than a party deadline, so no sanction attaches to the defendant.
- This rule is the practical gateway to every mandatory-discharge provision in the Act, and rule 50.16(1)(d) is a useful consolidated checklist of the operative time limits: 48 hours (s.6), 45 days (s.74), 21 days (s.37), 10 days (s.46), 10 days (ss.35, 36, 47), 28 days (ss.117, 118), 21 days (s.180), 21 days (s.181).