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Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
The following are all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that were but are no longer in my/ (name of party’s) possession, power or control and for which no privilege is claimed: (Describe how possession, power or control over each document or bundle was lost, and give the current location of each of them.)
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(Describe how possession, power or control over each document or bundle was lost, and give the current location of each of them.)
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The following are all of the relevant documents, or bundles of relevant documents, that I believe are in the possession, power or control of a person who is not a party to the action: (Include the identity of each person, including the person’s name and address, if known.)
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(Include the identity of each person, including the person’s name and address, if known.)
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YOU ARE REQUESTED TO ADMIT, for the purposes of this proceeding only, the truth of the following facts: (Set out facts in consecutively numbered paragraphs.)
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YOU ARE REQUESTED TO ADMIT, for the purposes of this proceeding only, the authenticity of the following documents: (Number each document and give particulars sufficient to identify each. Specify whether the document is an original or a copy.)
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
Attached to this request is a copy of each of the documents referred to above. (Where it is not practicable to attach a copy or where the party already has a copy, state which document is not attached and the reason for not attaching it.)
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
YOU MUST RESPOND TO THIS REQUEST by serving a response to request to admit in Form 256 prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules WITHIN 20 DAYS after this request is served on you. If you fail to do so, you will be deemed to admit, for the purposes of this proceeding only, the truth of the facts and the authenticity of the documents set out above.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
TO: (Names and addresses of solicitor or party on whom request is served)
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In response to the request to admit dated (date) , the (party responding to the request) : 1 Admits the truth of facts numbered: (specify) 2 Admits the authenticity of documents numbered: (specify) 3 Denies the truth of facts numbered: (specify) for the following reasons: (Set out reasons for denying each fact.) 4 Denies the authenticity of documents numbered: (specify) for the following reasons: (Set out reasons for denying authenticity of each document.)
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1 Admits the truth of facts numbered: (specify)
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2 Admits the authenticity of documents numbered: (specify)
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3 Denies the truth of facts numbered: (specify) for the following reasons: (Set out reasons for denying each fact.)
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for the following reasons: (Set out reasons for denying each fact.)
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4 Denies the authenticity of documents numbered: (specify) for the following reasons: (Set out reasons for denying authenticity of each document.)
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for the following reasons: (Set out reasons for denying authenticity of each document.)
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
THE PLAINTIFF (or DEFENDANT (if more than one (name), or as the case may be) REQUESTS that a date be set for a pre-trial conference in this action.
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THE PLAINTIFF (or DEFENDANT or as the case may be) CERTIFIES: 1 All examinations for discovery which the plaintiff (or defendant or as the case may be) intends to conduct are complete. 2 A settlement discussion under Rule 257 of the Federal Courts Rules was held on (date) . 3 The pre-trial conference should be held at (place, or by teleconference, etc.) . 4 The parties are available at any time except: (List all dates within the next 60 days on which the parties are not available for a pre-trial conference.) 5 The pre-trial conference will be in (English or French, or partly in English and partly in French) .
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1 All examinations for discovery which the plaintiff (or defendant or as the case may be) intends to conduct are complete.
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2 A settlement discussion under Rule 257 of the Federal Courts Rules was held on (date) .
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3 The pre-trial conference should be held at (place, or by teleconference, etc.) .
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4 The parties are available at any time except: (List all dates within the next 60 days on which the parties are not available for a pre-trial conference.)
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5 The pre-trial conference will be in (English or French, or partly in English and partly in French) .
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TO: (Name and address of each solicitor or party served with requisition)
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
PURSUANT TO the requisition filed by (identify party) on (date) , a pre-trial conference will be held on (day) , (date) at (time) at (location) .
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ALL PARTIES OR THEIR AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES must participate together with all solicitors of record, unless the Court directs otherwise.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
A PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE MEMORANDUM in accordance with subsection 258(3) of the Federal Courts Rules must be served and filed by each party, other than the party who filed the requisition for a pre-trial conference, within 30 days after being served with the requisition.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
A PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE MEMORANDUM must be accompanied by the documents referred to in subsection 258(4) of the Rules.
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PARTICIPANTS MUST BE PREPARED TO ADDRESS (a) the possibility of settlement of any or all of the issues in the action and of referring any unsettled issues to a dispute resolution conference; (b) simplification of the issues in the action; (c) any issues arising from any affidavits or statements of expert witnesses, and the need for any additional or rebuttal expert witness evidence; (d) the possibility of obtaining admissions that may facilitate the trial; (e) the issue of liability; (f) the amount of damages, where damages are claimed; (g) the estimated duration of the trial; (h) the advisability of having the Court appoint an expert to give testimony at the trial; (i) the advisability of a reference; (j) suitable dates for trial; (k) the necessity for interpreters or simultaneous interpretation at the trial; (l) whether a notice of constitutional question needs to be served under section 57 of the Federal Courts Act ; (m) the content of the trial record; and (n) any other matter that may promote the timely and just disposition of the action.
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(a) the possibility of settlement of any or all of the issues in the action and of referring any unsettled issues to a dispute resolution conference;
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(b) simplification of the issues in the action;
Federal Courts Rules — (c)
(c) any issues arising from any affidavits or statements of expert witnesses, and the need for any additional or rebuttal expert witness evidence;
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(d) the possibility of obtaining admissions that may facilitate the trial;
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(f) the amount of damages, where damages are claimed;
Federal Courts Rules — (g)
(g) the estimated duration of the trial;
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(h) the advisability of having the Court appoint an expert to give testimony at the trial;
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(k) the necessity for interpreters or simultaneous interpretation at the trial;
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(l) whether a notice of constitutional question needs to be served under section 57 of the Federal Courts Act ;
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(m) the content of the trial record; and
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(n) any other matter that may promote the timely and just disposition of the action.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
YOU ARE REQUIRED TO CONFIRM YOUR ATTENDANCE, either in person or by teleconference, by telephoning: (Name and telephone number)
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1 THIS COURT ORDERS that the Administrator prepare and issue a commission naming (name) , of (address) as commissioner to take the evidence of the witness (name of witness) , in (name of state or country) for use at trial.
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2 THIS COURT ORDERS that the Administrator prepare and issue a letter of request addressed to the judicial authorities of (name of state or country) , requesting the issuing of such process as is necessary to compel the witness to attend and be examined before the commissioner.
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3 THIS COURT ORDERS that (particulars of any directions given by the Court, including as to costs incidental to the commission) .
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YOU HAVE BEEN APPOINTED A COMMISSIONER for the purpose of taking evidence in a proceeding now pending in this Court by order of the Court made on (date) , a copy of which is attached.
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YOU ARE GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY to do all things necessary for taking the evidence mentioned in the order authorizing this commission.
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You are to send to this Court a transcript of the evidence taken, together with this commission, forthwith after the transcript is completed.
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In carrying out this commission, you are to follow the terms of the attached order and the instructions contained in this commission.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
THIS COMMISSION is signed and sealed by order of the Court.
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1 Before acting on this commission, you must take the oath (or affirmation) set out below. You may do so before any person authorized pursuant to subsection 54(2) of the Federal Courts Act to take affidavits or administer oaths outside of Canada.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
I, (name) swear (or affirm) that I will, according to the best of my skill and knowledge, truly and faithfully and without partiality to any of the parties to this proceeding, take the evidence of every witness examined under this commission, and cause the evidence to be transcribed and forwarded to the Court. (In an oath, conclude: So help me God.)
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2 The examining party is required to give the person to be examined at least 10 days notice of the examination and, where the order so provides, to pay attendance money to the person to be examined.
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3 You must arrange to have the evidence before you recorded and transcribed. You are to administer the following oath (or affirmation) to the person who records and transcribes the evidence: You swear (or affirm) that you will truly and faithfully record and transcribe all questions put to all witnesses and their answers in accordance with the directions of the commissioner. (In an oath, conclude: So help you God.) On consent of the parties, or where the order for this commission provides for it, the examination may be recorded on videotape or other similar medium.
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You swear (or affirm) that you will truly and faithfully record and transcribe all questions put to all witnesses and their answers in accordance with the directions of the commissioner. (In an oath, conclude: So help you God.)
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On consent of the parties, or where the order for this commission provides for it, the examination may be recorded on videotape or other similar medium.
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4 You are to administer the following oath (or affirmation) to each witness whose evidence is to be taken: You swear (or affirm) that the evidence to be given by you touching the matters in question between the parties to this proceeding shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. (In an oath, conclude: So help you God.)
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
You swear (or affirm) that the evidence to be given by you touching the matters in question between the parties to this proceeding shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. (In an oath, conclude: So help you God.)
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5 Where a witness does not understand the language or is deaf or mute, the evidence of the witness must be given through an interpreter. You are to administer the following oath (or affirmation) to the interpreter: You swear (or affirm) that you understand the (language of witness) language and the language in which the examination is to be conducted and that you will truly interpret the oath (or affirmation) to the witness, all questions put to the witness and the answers of the witness, to the best of your skill and understanding. (In an oath, conclude: So help you God.)
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6 You are to attach to this commission the transcript of the evidence and the exhibits, and any videotape or other recording of the examination. You are to complete the certificate set out below, and mail this commission, the transcript, the exhibits and any videotape or other recording of the examination to the office of the Court where the commission was issued. You are to keep a copy of the transcript and, where practicable, a copy of the exhibits until the Court disposes of this proceeding. Forthwith after you mail this commission and the accompanying material to the Court, you are to notify the parties who appeared at the examination that you have done so.
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I, (name) , certify that: 1 I administered the proper oath (or affirmation) to the person who recorded and transcribed the evidence, to the witness the transcript of whose evidence is attached and to any interpreter through whom the evidence was given. 2 The evidence of the witness was properly taken. 3 The evidence of the witness was properly transcribed.
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1 I administered the proper oath (or affirmation) to the person who recorded and transcribed the evidence, to the witness the transcript of whose evidence is attached and to any interpreter through whom the evidence was given.
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2 The evidence of the witness was properly taken.
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3 The evidence of the witness was properly transcribed.
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TO THE JUDICIAL AUTHORITIES OF (name of state or country)
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A PROCEEDING IS PENDING IN THIS COURT between (name), plaintiff (or as the case may be) and (name) defendant (or as the case may be) .
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IT HAS BEEN SHOWN TO THIS COURT that it appears necessary for the purpose of justice that a witness residing in your jurisdiction be examined there.
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THIS COURT HAS ISSUED A COMMISSION to (name of commissioner) of (address of commissioner) , providing for the examination of the witness (name of witness) of (address of witness) .
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
YOU ARE REQUESTED, in furtherance of justice, to cause (name of witness) to appear before the commissioner by the means ordinarily used in your jurisdiction, if necessary to secure attendance, and to answer questions under oath or affirmation (where desired add:) and to bring to and produce at the examination the following documents and things: (Set out the nature and date of each document and thing and give particulars sufficient to identify each document and thing.) .
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YOU ARE ALSO REQUESTED to permit the commissioner to conduct the examination of the witness in accordance with the Federal Courts Rules and the commission issued by this Court.
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AND WHEN YOU REQUEST IT, the Federal Court ( or Federal Court of Appeal ) is ready and willing to do the same for you in a similar case.
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THIS LETTER OF REQUEST is signed and sealed by order of the Court made on (date) .
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A PROCEEDING HAS BEEN COMMENCED AGAINST YOU by the applicant. The relief claimed by the applicant appears below.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
THIS APPLICATION will be heard by the Court at a time and place to be fixed by the Judicial Administrator. Unless the Court orders otherwise, the place of hearing will be as requested by the applicant. The applicant requests that this application be heard at ( place where Federal Court of Appeal (or Federal Court) ordinarily sits ).
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
IF YOU WISH TO OPPOSE THIS APPLICATION, to receive notice of any step in the application or to be served with any documents in the application, you or a solicitor acting for you must file a notice of appearance in Form 305 prescribed by the Federal Courts Rules and serve it on the applicant’s solicitor or, if the applicant is self-represented, on the applicant, WITHIN 10 DAYS after being served with this notice of application.
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IF YOU FAIL TO OPPOSE THIS APPLICATION, JUDGMENT MAY BE GIVEN IN YOUR ABSENCE AND WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE TO YOU.
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TO: ( Name and address of each respondent ) ( Name and address of every other person required to be served )
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( Name and address of every other person required to be served )
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( Where the application is an application for judicial review ) This is an application for judicial review in respect of ( Identify the tribunal. ) ( Set out the date and details of the decision, order or other matter in respect of which judicial review is sought. )
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
This is an application for judicial review in respect of ( Identify the tribunal. ) ( Set out the date and details of the decision, order or other matter in respect of which judicial review is sought. )
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( Set out the date and details of the decision, order or other matter in respect of which judicial review is sought. )
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The applicant makes application for: ( State the precise relief sought. )
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The grounds for the application are: ( State the grounds to be argued, including any statutory provision or rule relied on. )
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This application will be supported by the following material: ( List the supporting affidavits, including documentary exhibits, and the portions of transcripts to be used. )
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
( If the applicant wishes a tribunal to forward material to the Registry, add the following paragraph: ) The applicant requests ( name of the tribunal ) to send a certified copy of the following material that is not in the possession of the applicant but is in the possession of the ( tribunal ) to the applicant and to the Registry: ( Specify the particular material. )
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
The applicant requests ( name of the tribunal ) to send a certified copy of the following material that is not in the possession of the applicant but is in the possession of the ( tribunal ) to the applicant and to the Registry: ( Specify the particular material. )
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The respondent intends to appear in respect of this application.
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THE APPLICANT REQUESTS that a date be set for the hearing of this application.
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1 The requirements of subsection 309(1) of the Federal Courts Rules have been complied with.
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2 A notice of constitutional question has been served in accordance with section 57 of the Federal Courts Act . ( or ) There is no requirement to serve a notice of constitutional question under section 57 of the Federal Courts Act in this application.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
There is no requirement to serve a notice of constitutional question under section 57 of the Federal Courts Act in this application.
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3 The hearing should be held at ( place ).
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4 The hearing should last no longer than ( number ) hours ( or days ).
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5 The representatives of all parties to the application are as follows: (a) on behalf of the applicant: ( name of solicitor or party if self-represented ) who can be reached at: ( address and telephone and fax numbers ) (b) on behalf of the respondent: ( name of solicitor or party if self-represented ) who can be reached at: ( address and telephone and fax numbers ) (c) on behalf of the intervener: ( name of solicitor or party if self-represented ) who can be reached at: ( address and telephone and fax numbers ) ( If more than one applicant, respondent or intervener represented by different solicitors, list all. )
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(a) on behalf of the applicant: ( name of solicitor or party if self-represented ) who can be reached at: ( address and telephone and fax numbers )
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(b) on behalf of the respondent: ( name of solicitor or party if self-represented ) who can be reached at: ( address and telephone and fax numbers )
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(c) on behalf of the intervener: ( name of solicitor or party if self-represented ) who can be reached at: ( address and telephone and fax numbers )
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( If more than one applicant, respondent or intervener represented by different solicitors, list all. )
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6 The parties are available at any time except: ( List all dates within the next 90 days on which the parties are not available for a hearing. )
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7 The hearing will be (in English or in French or partly in English and partly in French).
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8 An interpreter (will not be required or will be required for English to French interpretation or will be required for French to English interpretation).
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9 The materials in the requisition for hearing file are (in English or in French or partly in English and partly in French).
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TO: ( Name and address of other solicitor or party served with requisition )
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A SUMMARY APPLICATION HAS BEEN COMMENCED by the applicant under section 231.7 of the Income Tax Act or section 289.1 of the Excise Tax Act . The relief claimed by the applicant appears below.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
THIS APPLICATION will be heard by the Court on ( day ), ( date ), at ( time ) or as soon after that time as the application can be heard, at ( place ).
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
IF YOU WISH TO OPPOSE THIS APPLICATION, you or a solicitor acting for you must serve a respondent’s record and file three copies of it not later than 2:00 p.m. on the day that is two days before the hearing of the application.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
(The Attorney General of (Canada or as may be) or name of person who participated before tribunal) intends to participate in this reference.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
A LEGAL PROCEEDING HAS BEEN COMMENCED by the applicant for registration in Canada of a foreign judgment granted against (name of respondent) by (name of court or tribunal) in (name of country or state) on (date) . The claim made by the applicant appears on the following pages.
Federal Courts Rules — Federal Courts Rules
(Include the following paragraph if the application is brought ex parte )