When is the deadline for notice before applying to the bailiff to fix a day for trial?
The catalogue records a 4 days period from Date of the intended application to the Bailiff in chambers to fix a day for trial. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 4 days
- Trigger
- Date of the intended application to the Bailiff in chambers to fix a day for trial
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- 4 days is under the Rule 1/3(5) threshold, so weekends, public and bank holidays, Christmas Day and Good Friday within the period are excluded. Rule 20/1(4) applies this same 4-day notice requirement to an application to the Bailiff in Chambers to fix a day for the hearing of a summons before the Court. Rule 6/29(3) then requires the applying party, within 24 hours of a date be