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Canadian Transportation Agency Rules (Dispute Proceedings and Certain Rules Applicable to All Proceedings) — 26
Normal process 26 (1) Subject to subsection (2), pleadings are closed (a) if no answer is filed, 20 business days after the date of the notice indicating that the application has been accepted; (b) if an answer is filed and no additional documents are filed after that answer, 25 business days after the date of the notice indicating that the application has been accepted; or (c) if additional documents are filed after an answer is filed, the day on which the last document is to be filed under these Rules. Expedited process (2) Under the expedited process, pleadings are closed (a) if no answer is filed, seven business days after the date of the notice indicating that the application has been accepted; (b) if an answer is filed and no additional documents are filed after that answer, 10 business days after the date of the notice indicating that the application has been accepted; or (c) if additional documents are filed after an answer is filed, the day on which the last document is to be filed under these Rules.
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Filing of request 27 (1) A person may file a request for a decision on any issue that arises within a dispute proceeding and for which a specific request is not provided for under these Rules. The request must be filed as soon as feasible but, at the latest, before the close of pleadings and must include the information referred to in Schedule 13. Response (2) Any party may file a response to the request. The response must be filed within five business days after the day on which they receive a copy of the request and must include the information referred to in Schedule 14. Reply (3) The person that filed the request may file a reply to the response. The reply must be filed within two business days after the day on which they receive a copy of the response and must include the information referred to in Schedule 15. No new issues (4) The reply must not raise issues or arguments that are not addressed in the response or introduce new evidence unless a request has been filed to that effect and the request has been granted by the Agency.
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Expedited process 28 (1) A party may file a request to have an expedited process applied to an answer under section 19 and a reply under section 20 or to another request filed under these Rules. The request must include the information referred to in Schedule 13. Justification for request (2) The party filing the request must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Agency that adherence to the time limits set out in these Rules would cause them financial or other prejudice. Time limit for filing (3) The request must be filed (a) if the request is to have an expedited process apply to an answer and a reply, (i) in the case of an applicant, at the time that the application is filed, or (ii) in the case of a respondent, within one business day after the date of the notice indicating that the application has been accepted; or (b) if the request is to have an expedited process apply to another request, (i) in the case of a person filing the other request, at the time that that request is filed, or (ii) in the case of a person responding to the other request, within one business day after the day on which they receive a copy of that request. Response (4) Any party may file a response to the request. The response must be filed within one business day after the day on which they receive a copy of the request and must include the information referred to in Schedule 14. Reply (5) The party that filed the request may file a reply to the response. The reply must be filed within one business day after the day on which they receive a copy of the response and must include the information referred to in Schedule 15. No new issues (6) The reply must not raise issues or arguments that are not addressed in the response or introduce new evidence unless a request has been filed to that effect and the request has been granted by the Agency.
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Request to intervene 29 (1) A person that has a substantial and direct interest in a dispute proceeding may file a request to intervene. The request must be filed within 10 business days after the day on which the person becomes aware of the application or before the close of pleadings, whichever is earlier, and must include the information referred to in Schedule 16. Limits and conditions (2) If the Agency grants the request, it may set limits and conditions on the intervener’s participation in the dispute proceeding.
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Extend or shorten 30 (1) A person may file a request to extend or shorten a time limit that applies in respect of a dispute proceeding. The request may be filed before or after the end of the time limit and must include the information referred to in Schedule 13. Response (2) Any party may file a response to the request. The response must be filed within three business days after the day on which they receive a copy of the request and must include the information referred to in Schedule 14. Reply (3) The person that filed the request may file a reply to the response. The reply must be filed within one business day after the day on which they receive a copy of the response and must include the information referred to in Schedule 15. No new issues (4) The reply must not raise issues or arguments that are not addressed in the response or introduce new evidence unless a request has been filed to that effect and the request has been granted by the Agency.
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Requirement to respond 32 (1) A party that has given notice under subsection 24 (1) may, if they are not satisfied with the response to the notice or if they wish to contest an objection to their request, file a request to require the party to which the notice was directed to provide a complete response. The request must be filed within two business days after the day on which they receive a copy of the response to the notice or the objection, as the case may be, and must include the information referred to in Schedule 13. Agency’s decision (2) The Agency may do any of the following: (a) require that a question be answered in full or in part; (b) require that a document be provided; (c) require that a party submit secondary evidence of the contents of a document; (d) require that a party produce a document for inspection only; (e) deny the request in whole or in part.
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Amendment 33 (1) A person may, before the close of pleadings, file a request to make a substantive amendment to a previously filed document. The request must include the information referred to in Schedule 13 and a copy of the amended document that the person proposes to file. Response (2) Any party may file a response to the request. The response must be filed within three business days after the day on which they receive a copy of the request and must include (a) the information referred to in Schedule 14; and (b) a description of any prejudice that would be caused to the party if the request were granted including, if applicable, an explanation of how the proposed amendments would hinder or delay the fair conduct of the dispute proceeding. Reply (3) The person that filed the request may file a reply to the response. The reply must be filed within one business day after the day on which they receive a copy of the response and must include the information referred to in Schedule 15. No new issues (4) The reply must not raise issues or arguments that are not addressed in the response or introduce new evidence unless a request has been filed to that effect and the request has been granted by the Agency. Agency’s decision (5) The Agency may (a) deny the request; or (b) approve the request in whole or in part and, if the Agency considers it just and reasonable to do so, provide parties that are adverse in interest with an opportunity to respond to the amended document.
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Filing 34 (1) A person may file a request to file a document whose filing is not otherwise provided for in these Rules. The request must include the information referred to in Schedule 13 and a copy of the document that the person proposes to file. Response (2) Any party may file a response to the request. The response must be filed within three business days after the day on which they receive a copy of the request and must include (a) the information referred to in Schedule 14; and (b) a description of any prejudice that would be caused to the party if the request were granted including, if applicable, an explanation of how the proposed filing would hinder or delay the fair conduct of the dispute proceeding. Reply (3) The person that filed the request may file a reply to the response. The reply must be filed within one business day after the day on which they receive a copy of the response and must include the information referred to in Schedule 15. No new issues (4) The reply must not raise issues or arguments that are not addressed in the response or introduce new evidence unless a request has been filed to that effect and the request has been granted by the Agency. Agency’s decision (5) The Agency may (a) deny the request; or (b) approve the request and, if pleadings are closed and if the Agency considers it just and reasonable to do so, reopen pleadings to provide the other parties with an opportunity to comment on the document.
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Withdrawal of document 35 (1) Subject to section 36, a person may file a request to withdraw any document that they filed in a dispute proceeding. The request must be filed before the close of pleadings and must include the information referred to in Schedule 13. Terms and conditions (2) If the Agency grants the request, it may impose any terms and conditions on the withdrawal that it considers just and reasonable, including the awarding of costs.
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Withdrawal of application 36 (1) An applicant may file a request to withdraw their application. The request must be filed before a final decision is made by the Agency in respect of the application and must include the information referred to in Schedule 13. Terms and conditions (2) If the Agency grants the request, it may impose any terms and conditions on the withdrawal that it considers just and reasonable, including the awarding of costs.
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Formulation of issues 37 The Agency may formulate the issues to be considered in a dispute proceeding in any of the following circumstances: (a) the documents filed do not clearly identify the issues; (b) the formulation would assist in the conduct of the dispute proceeding; (c) the formulation would assist the parties to participate more effectively in the dispute proceeding.
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Preliminary determination 38 The Agency may, at the request of a party, determine that an issue should be decided as a preliminary question.
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Joining of applications 39 The Agency may, at the request of a party, join two or more applications and consider them together in one dispute proceeding to provide for a more efficient and effective process.
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Conference 40 (1) The Agency may, at the request of a party, require the parties to attend a conference by a means of telecommunication or by personal attendance for the purpose of (a) encouraging settlement of the dispute; (b) formulating, clarifying or simplifying the issues; (c) determining the terms of amendment of any document; (d) obtaining the admission of certain facts or determining whether the verification of those facts by affidavit should be required; (e) establishing the procedure to be followed in the dispute proceeding; (f) providing for the exchange by the parties of documents proposed to be submitted; (g) establishing a process for the identification and treatment of confidential information; (h) discussing the appointment of experts; and (i) resolving any other issues to provide for a more efficient and effective process. Written submissions (2) The parties may be required to file written submissions on any issue that is discussed at the conference. Minutes (3) Minutes are prepared in respect of the conference and placed on the Agency’s record. Agency decision or direction (4) The Agency may issue a decision or direction on any issue discussed at the conference without further submissions from the parties.
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Stay of dispute proceeding 41 (1) The Agency may, at the request of a party, stay a dispute proceeding in any of the following circumstances: (a) a decision is pending on a preliminary question in respect of the dispute proceeding; (b) a decision is pending in another proceeding or before any court in respect of an issue that is the same as or substantially similar to one raised in the dispute proceeding; (c) a party to the dispute proceeding has not complied with a requirement of these Rules or with a procedural direction issued by the Agency; (d) the Agency considers it just and reasonable to do so. Stay of decision or order (2) The Agency may, at the request of a party, stay a decision or order of the Agency in any of the following circumstances: (a) a review or re-hearing is being considered by the Agency under section 32 of the Act; (b) a review is being considered by the Governor in Council under section 40 of the Act; (c) an application for leave to appeal is made to the Federal Court of Appeal under section 41 of the Act; (d) the Agency considers it just and reasonable to do so. Stay — terms and conditions (3) In staying a dispute proceeding or a decision or order, the Agency may impose any terms and conditions that it considers to be just and reasonable.
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Notice of intention to dismiss application 42 (1) The Agency may, by notice to the applicant and before considering the issues raised in the application, require that the applicant justify why the Agency should not dismiss the application if the Agency is of the preliminary view that (a) the Agency does not have jurisdiction over the subject matter of the application; (b) the dispute proceeding would constitute an abuse of process; or (c) the application contains a fundamental defect. Response (2) The applicant must respond to the notice within 10 business days after the date of the notice, failing which the application may be dismissed without further notice. Opportunity to comment (3) The Agency may provide any other party with an opportunity to comment on whether or not the application should be dismissed.
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SOR/2005-35 43 The Canadian Transportation Agency General Rules , as they read immediately before the coming into force of these Rules, continue to apply to all proceedings before the Agency that were commenced before the coming into force of these Rules except proceedings in respect of which the application filed before that time was not complete.
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June 4, 2014 45 These Rules come into force on June 4, 2014, but if they are published after that day, they come into force on the day on which they are published.
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1 The applicant’s name, the respondent’s name and the file number assigned by the Agency.
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2 The name of the person filing the documents and, if the information has not already been provided to the Agency, the person’s complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.
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3 A list of the translated documents that indicates, for each document, the language of the original document.
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4 An affidavit of the translator that includes (a) the translator’s name and the city or town, the province or state and the country in which the document was translated; (b) an attestation that the translator has translated the document in question and that the translation is, to the translator’s knowledge, true, accurate and complete; (c) the translator’s signature and the date on which and the place at which the affidavit was signed; and (d) the signature and the official seal of the person authorized to take affidavits and the date on which and the place at which the affidavit was made.
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5 The name of each party to which a copy of the documents is being sent and the complete address, the email address or the facsimile number to which it is being sent.
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3 An affidavit that includes (a) the name of the person making the affidavit and the city or town, the province or state and the country in which it was made; (b) a full description of the information being verified, a list of any supporting documents and a copy of each of those documents marked as appendices; (c) an attestation that the person has personal knowledge of the information and that the information is, to their knowledge, true, accurate and complete or, if the person does not have personal knowledge of the information, a statement indicating the source of the information and an attestation that the information is, to their knowledge, true, accurate and complete; (d) the person’s signature and the date of signing; and (e) the signature and the official seal of a person authorized to take affidavits and the date on which and the place at which the affidavit was made.
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4 The name of each party to which a copy of the verification is being sent and the complete address, the email address or the facsimile number to which it is being sent.
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3 A statement before a witness that includes (a) the name of the person making the statement and the city or town and the province or state and the country in which it was made; (b) a full description of the information being verified, a list of any supporting documents and a copy of each of those documents marked as appendices; (c) an attestation that the person has personal knowledge of the information and that the information is, to their knowledge, true, accurate and complete or, if the person does not have personal knowledge of the information, a statement indicating the source of the information and an attestation that the information is, to their knowledge, true, accurate and complete; (d) the person’s signature and the date of signing; and (e) the name and signature of the person witnessing the statement and the date on which and place at which the statement was signed.
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2 The name of the person giving the authorization and, if the information has not already been provided to the Agency, the person’s complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.
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3 The name of the person’s representative and the representative’s complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.
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4 A statement, signed and dated by the representative, indicating that the representative has agreed to act on behalf of the person.
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5 A statement, signed and dated by the person giving the authorization, indicating that they authorize the representative to act on their behalf for the purposes of the dispute proceeding.
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6 The name of each party to which a copy of the authorization is being sent and the complete address, the email address or the facsimile number to which it is being sent.
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1 The applicant’s name, complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.
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2 If the applicant is represented by a member of the bar of a province, the representative’s name, firm, complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.
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3 If the applicant is represented by a person that is not a member of the bar of a province, a statement to that effect.
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4 The respondent’s name and, if known, their complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.
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5 The details of the application that include (a) any legislative provisions that the applicant relies on; (b) a clear statement of the issues; (c) a full description of the facts; (d) the relief claimed; and (e) the arguments in support of the application.
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6 A list of any documents submitted in support of the application and a copy of each of those documents.
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2 The respondent’s name, complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.
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3 If the respondent is represented by a member of the bar of a province, the representative’s name, firm, complete address, telephone number and, if applicable, email address and facsimile number.