When is the deadline for notice of court proceedings commenced under a s.110(1) direction?
The catalogue records a 14 days period from Date of issue of the court proceedings; date of any decision on an application for an extension of time; date the matter before the court is finally disposed of. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- 14 days
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- Date of issue of the court proceedings; date of any decision on an application for an extension of time; date the matter before the court is finally disposed of
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- Extendable under rule 6(3)(a). Procedural notification obligation rather than a substantive bar - but note the time for commencing the court proceedings themselves is fixed by the Tribunal's own direction under s.110(1) LRA 2002 and rule 37, and that direction is the deadline that actually matters.
- Three separate 14 day obligations arise under rule 38: notice of issue (rule 38(3)), a copy of any decision on an extension of time application (rule 38(2)(b)), and a copy of the final court order (rule 38(2)(c)). Rule 38(1)(b) extends the duty to a party who commences related court proceedings without any direction. Under rule 37 the parties may make representations before the