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Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 83
83 (1) Costs in a proceeding shall be taxed by the Registrar party and party in accordance with the tariff of fees and disbursements set out in Schedule B unless the Court otherwise orders. (2) The party awarded costs shall, within six months after the order setting out the final decision on costs, serve on all parties who are liable to pay, and file with the Registrar, a notice of taxation in Form 83A together with a bill of costs in Form 83B. (3) Within 10 days after service of the notice of taxation and bill of costs, a party who disputes the taxation of the bill of costs or one of its items shall serve on the party requesting the taxation and all other parties who are liable to pay, and file with the Registrar a response in letter form. (4) Within five days after service of the response, the party requesting the taxation may serve on all parties who are liable to pay and file with the Registrar a reply in letter form. (5) At the end of the time period referred to in subrule (4) or if a consent to taxation is filed, the Registrar shall issue a certificate of taxation. (6) The certificate of taxation is final and conclusive as to all matters not objected to. (7) When, pursuant to an order of the Court, a judge or the Registrar, a party who is entitled to receive costs is liable to pay costs to any other party, the Registrar may adjust the costs accordingly. (8) The Registrar may direct the production of such books, papers and documents as the Registrar considers necessary to tax costs. SOR/2006-203, s. 38
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 84
84 (1) Within 15 days after the date that the certificate of taxation bears, any party may object to the taxation of costs on the ground that the bill of costs contains a clerical or calculation error by serving on all other parties and filing with the Registrar a written objection specifying the errors alleged and the corrections sought to be made. (2) Any party who objects to the taxation of costs on any other ground not specified in subrule (1) may, within 15 days after the date that the certificate of taxation bears, make a motion to a judge for a review of the taxation, and the judge may make any order with respect to the item in dispute that the judge considers appropriate. (3) An objection to the taxation shall be determined upon the evidence that had been brought before the Registrar, and no further evidence shall be received in support of the motion unless the judge or the Registrar, as the case may be, otherwise orders. (4) The costs in a review referred to in subrule (2) shall be in the discretion of the judge. SOR/2016-271, s. 40
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 85
85 Except in the case of a proceeding commenced under a provision of the Criminal Code , (a) if a proceeding is discontinued or dismissed as abandoned, a respondent is entitled to have their costs taxed by the Registrar without a further order, unless the Court or a judge otherwise orders; and (b) if a motion for an extension of time that is submitted for decision in accordance with subrule 51(3) is denied, a respondent is entitled to have their costs taxed on the application for leave to appeal by the Registrar without a further order, unless the Court or a judge otherwise orders. SOR/2006-203, s. 39
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 86
86 (1) Money deposited as security under paragraph 60(1)(b) of the Act may be paid out of Court on motion to the Registrar or by sending a letter to the Registrar in which all the parties affected have consented. (2) The Registrar may provide for the payment of all monies to the party who paid the security, their counsel or their agent. (3) If any other party, their counsel and their agent cannot be found, notice of a motion for payment out may be given by posting a copy of it at the Registry and the Registrar shall refer the motion to a judge no sooner than 28 days after the notice was posted. SOR/2006-203, s. 40
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 87
87 Interest in accordance with the Financial Administration Act shall be paid on money deposited as security.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 88
88 (1) A party may, on motion to a judge or the Registrar, request an exemption from providing security under paragraph 60(1)(b) of the Act. (2) The affidavit of a party in support of a motion under subrule (1) shall set out that the party’s net assets, exclusive of their family home and the subject-matter of the proceeding, do not exceed $5,000 and that they are unable to provide security.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 89
89 (1) An affidavit shall be filed to substantiate any fact that is not a matter of record in the Court. (2) An affidavit to be used in a proceeding shall be limited to the statement of facts within the knowledge of the deponent, but statements based on information or belief that state the source of the information or the grounds for the belief may be admitted by the Court, a judge or the Registrar. (3) When the record of the court appealed from or of the trial court is filed with the Registrar, that record is part of the record of the Court.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 90
90 (1) Any party may, by leave of a judge or the Registrar on motion, cross-examine the deponent of an affidavit filed with the Registrar by serving on the party who filed the affidavit a notice requiring the production of the deponent and documents for cross-examination before a commissioner for oaths designated by the judge or the Registrar. (2) The notice required by subrule (1) shall be served within the time that the judge or Registrar may order. (3) Any cross-examination referred to in subrule (1) shall take place before the proceeding is heard unless a judge or the Registrar otherwise orders. (4) The transcript of a cross-examination may be filed with the Registrar within 10 days after the cross-examination. (5) A judge or the Registrar may, on his or her own initiative, order the production of documents on a cross-examination. (6) Where a deponent is not produced for cross-examination, the deponent’s affidavit shall be struck out unless a judge or the Registrar otherwise orders.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 91
91 (1) The Registrar and each Registry officer who is certified as a commissioner for oaths may administer oaths. (2) The Registrar may examine witnesses in any proceeding.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 92
92 The Court or a judge may appoint an amicus curiae in an appeal.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 92.1
92.1 Counsel or their agents shall advise the Court in writing of any changes that affect the record in any motion, application for leave to appeal or appeal. When necessary, a party shall bring a motion to adduce new evidence to bring the change to the attention of the Court. SOR/2006-203, s. 41
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 93
93 (1) Subject to subrule (2), a party may discontinue any proceeding by serving on all other parties and filing with the Registrar a notice of discontinuance. (2) An appellant who discontinues an appeal under section 69 of the Act shall also serve on the clerk of the court appealed from a copy of the notice of discontinuance.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 94
94 The Registrar may issue notices to the profession as the Registrar considers necessary to explain or clarify these Rules or the practice before the Court. SOR/2011-74, s. 36(F)
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 95
95 The Registrar shall publish, in Form 95, the notice convening the Court under section 34 of the Act.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — 95.1
95.1 (1) Following the approval of the Chief Justice, a judge may, in any proceeding before the Court, participate by use of any communication technology. (2) In advance of a proceeding referred to in subrule (1), the Registrar is to, if feasible, send a notice of remote participation by a judge in Form 95.1. SOR/2019-1, s. 14
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TAKE NOTICE that ( name ), ( party ), confirms its name in each of the official languages:
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( Set out the name of the party in both official languages )
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TAKE NOTICE that ( name ), ( party ), certifies that it does not have a bilingual name.
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Dated at ( place ), ( province or territory ) this ( date ) day of ( month ), ( year ).
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SIGNED BY ( signature of counsel, agent or party filing notice )
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COPIES TO: ( Name, address and telephone number, and fax number and email address (if any), of every party )
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TAKE NOTICE that I ( name ), agent for ( name parties ), have advised these parties that I am representing two opposing parties before this Court and that these parties consent.
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Dated at ( place and province or territory ) this ( date ) day of ( month ), ( year ).
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I, ( name of deponent ), ( profession of deponent ), of ( place ), ( province or territory ), MAKE OATH AND SAY AS FOLLOWS:
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (a)
THAT on the ( date ) day of ( month ), ( year ), I did serve ( name of person(s) served ) with a true copy of the ( identify document(s) served ) by ( list the method or methods of service used ) (a) personal service; (b) ordinary mail; (c) registered or certified mail or courier ( annex a post office receipt, a receipt card bearing the signature of the person served or a copy of the tracking results of the courier service that indicates the status of the delivery of the document ); (d) fax transmission ( annex a copy of the cover page referred to in subrule 20(3) and a transmission slip that confirms the date and time of transmission ); (e) email ( annex a copy of the email referred to in subrule 20(3.1) and a copy of the read receipt, the delivery receipt or the confirmation by the party served that service was effected electronically ); or (f) leaving a copy with the party’s counsel or agent or with an employee in the office of the counsel or agent.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (c)
(c) registered or certified mail or courier ( annex a post office receipt, a receipt card bearing the signature of the person served or a copy of the tracking results of the courier service that indicates the status of the delivery of the document );
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (d)
(d) fax transmission ( annex a copy of the cover page referred to in subrule 20(3) and a transmission slip that confirms the date and time of transmission );
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (e)
(e) email ( annex a copy of the email referred to in subrule 20(3.1) and a copy of the read receipt, the delivery receipt or the confirmation by the party served that service was effected electronically ); or
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (f)
(f) leaving a copy with the party’s counsel or agent or with an employee in the office of the counsel or agent.
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the ( City, Town, etc. ) of ( name ) in the ( Province or Territory ) of ( name ), this day of , 20 .
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( Style of Cause ( Rule 22 ) — Use Form 1 of Guidelines for Preparing Documents to be Filed with the Supreme Court of Canada ( Print and Electronic ))
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( If this certificate or any order attached to the certificate contains or reveals information that is subject to a sealing or confidentiality order from a lower court or the Court or that is classified as confidential under legislation, it shall be sealed in an envelope and accompanied by a redacted version. )
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (1)
(1) Is there a sealing or confidentiality order from a lower court or the Court in effect in the file?
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (2)
(2) Is there a ban on the publication of evidence or the names or identity of a party or witness under an order in effect in the file or under legislation?
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (3)
(3) Is there information in the file that is classified as confidential under legislation?
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (4)
(4) Is there a restriction on public access to information in the file in a lower court?
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (5)
(5) May the full names of individuals named in the style of cause be published?
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If you have answered “Yes” to any of questions (1) to (4), provide the information indicated below, if applicable, and file a Form 23B in accordance with subrule 23(3). Court that made the order: Date of the order: Applicable legislative provision(s) or explanation of restriction:
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Applicable legislative provision(s) or explanation of restriction:
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Attach a copy of the order. If the order was pronounced orally, attach the relevant excerpt from the transcript of the hearing in which the order was pronounced.
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I, ( name ), ( counsel or agent ) for ( name of applicant, respondent or appellant ), certify that the information above is complete and accurate.
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( Counsel or Agent ) for ( name of applicant, respondent or appellant )
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( If either this certificate or any documents to be filed contain information that is subject to a sealing or confidentiality order from a lower court or the Court or that is classified as confidential by legislation, it shall be sealed in an envelope and accompanied by a redacted version of the certificate and of the documents. Refer to Rule 19.1 and the Guidelines for Preparing Documents to be Filed with the Supreme Court of Canada ( Print and Electronic ).)
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I, ( name ), ( counsel or agent ) for ( name of applicant, appellant or respondent ) certify that I am filing
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (1)
(1) Documents that include information that is subject to a sealing or confidentiality order from a lower court or the Court in effect in the file.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (2)
(2) Documents that include information that is subject to a ban on the publication of evidence or the names or identity of a party or witness under an order in effect in the file or under legislation.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (3)
(3) Documents that include information that is classified as confidential under legislation.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (4)
(4) Documents that contain information to which public access is restricted in the file in a lower court.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (a)
If you have answered “Yes” to any of these questions, provide the information indicated below, if applicable. (a) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information that is subject to a sealing or confidentiality order at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ). This information is only accessible to ( identify parties or persons and state whether the information can be made available to court staff ). (b) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information that is subject to a publication ban at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ). (c) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information that is classified as confidential under legislation at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ). (d) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information to which public access is restricted in the file in a lower court at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ).
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (a)
(a) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information that is subject to a sealing or confidentiality order at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ). This information is only accessible to ( identify parties or persons and state whether the information can be made available to court staff ).
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (b)
(b) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information that is subject to a publication ban at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ).
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (c)
(c) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information that is classified as confidential under legislation at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ).
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — (d)
(d) The ( identify documents(s) filed ) include(s) information to which public access is restricted in the file in a lower court at ( identify volume(s), section(s) or page(s) in each document ).
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COPIES TO: ( Name, address and telephone number, and fax number and email address (if any), of all other parties )
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I ( name ), ( counsel or agent ) for ( name of applicant, respondent or appellant ), certify that ( if a judge’s previous involvement or connection with the case may result in it being inappropriate for that judge to take part in the adjudication on the proceedings in the Court, set out the issues ).
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( Counsel or Agent ) for the ( applicant, respondent or appellant )
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I ( name ), ( counsel or agent ) for the appellant, certify that the appellant’s record contains all of the reasons for judgment and orders appealed from in full and only so much of the pleadings, evidence, affidavits and other documents as is necessary to raise the question for the decision of the Court.
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And I do further certify that I have closely examined the record and verily believe that it is a true and correct reproduction of the originals and that the same has been proofread.
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I ( name ), ( counsel or agent ) for the respondent, certify that the respondent’s record contains only so much of the pleadings, evidence, affidavits and other documents as is necessary to raise the question for the decision of the Court.
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada
TAKE NOTICE that ( name of applicant ) applies for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, under ( cite the legislative provision or provisions that authorize the application for leave to appeal ), from the judgment of the ( name of the court appealed from and file number from that court ) made on ( date ) and for ( insert the nature of order or relief sought );
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AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that this application for leave to appeal is made on the following grounds: ( set out concisely and number each ground on which the application is made ).
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SIGNED BY ( signature of counsel or party or agent )
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COPIES TO: ( Name, address and telephone number, and fax number and email address (if any), of every party and all other parties and interveners in the court appealed from )
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NOTICE TO THE RESPONDENT OR INTERVENER: A respondent or intervener may serve and file a memorandum in response to this application for leave to appeal within 30 days after the day on which a file is opened by the Court following the filing of this application for leave to appeal or, if a file has already been opened, within 30 days after the service of this application for leave to appeal. If no response is filed within that time, the Registrar will submit this application for leave to appeal to the Court for consideration under section 43 of the Supreme Court Act .
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( A certificate in Form 23A and, if applicable, certificates in Forms 23B and 23C must be filed at the same time as this notice of application for leave to appeal. In addition, any reasons for judgment and orders from the courts below must be attached to the notice, as a schedule. )
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TAKE NOTICE that ( name of applicant ) applies for leave to cross-appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, pursuant to ( cite the section of the Act or these Rules under which the application for leave to cross-appeal is made ), from the judgment of the ( name of the court appealed from and file number from that court ) made on ( date ) and for ( insert the nature of order or relief sought ) or any other order that the Court may deem appropriate;
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AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that this application for leave to cross-appeal is made on the following grounds: ( set out concisely and number each ground on which the application is made ).
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NOTICE TO THE APPLICANT: An applicant may serve and file a memorandum in response to this application for leave to cross-appeal within 30 days after the day on which the application for leave to cross-appeal is served.
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TAKE NOTICE that, pursuant to leave granted by the Supreme Court of Canada on ( date ), ( name of appellant ) appeals to the Court from the judgment of the ( name of the court appealed from ) made on ( date );
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TAKE NOTICE that ( name of appellant ) appeals as of right to the Supreme Court of Canada under ( cite the legislative provision or provisions that authorize the appeal ) from the judgment of the ( name of the court appealed from and file number from that court ) made on ( date );
Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada — Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada
( In the case of an appeal under paragraph 691(1)(a) or (2)(a) or (b), 692(3)(a) or 693(1)(a) of the Criminal Code , state the following: )
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AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that this appeal raises the following question or questions of law:
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AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the dissenting judgment of the court appealed from is, in whole or in part, based on the following questions of law ( as specified in the judgment issued under section 677 of the Criminal Code ):
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( In the case of an appeal as of right, include a copy of the information or indictment, the judgment and the reasons for judgment, if any, of the court of first instance or the notation on the indictment or on an equivalent document, the judgment and the reasons for judgment of the court appealed from, a certificate in Form 23A and, if applicable, certificates in Forms 23B and 23C. )