Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p5
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 5/43)
Character Range: 123947–126726

the date on which the amendment is made;
 (ii) the date on which the order permitting the amendment was made.
 (2) If the amendments to the originating application are so numerous or lengthy to make it difficult to read, or if the originating application was lodged by electronic communication, the applicant must file an amended originating application that:
 (a) incorporates and distinguishes the amendments; and
 (b) is marked with the information mentioned in subrule (1).

8.24  Time for amending an originating application under Court order
  An order that an applicant be permitted to amend an originating application ceases to have effect unless the applicant amends the originating application in accordance with the order within:
 (a) the period specified in the order; or
 (b) if no period is specified in the order—14 days after the date on which the order permitting the amendment was made.
Note: If the Court permits an applicant to amend an originating application, the Court may also make orders about the procedure for amending the originating application and serving the originating application.

8.25  Service of amended originating application
  If an originating application is amended after it has been served, the applicant who made the amendment must, as soon as practicable after the amendment is made, serve a copy of the amended originating application on the parties on whom the originating application was served.
Note: The Court may dispense with service of the amended document.

Part 9—Parties and proceedings

Division 9.1—Parties, interveners and causes of action

9.01  Multiple causes of action
  An applicant may claim relief in the same proceeding in relation to as many causes of action as the applicant has against a respondent, whether or not the applicant is claiming the relief in the same capacity.

9.02  Joinder in proceedings involving common questions etc.
 (1) Two or more persons may be joined (as applicants or respondents) in any proceeding:
 (a) if separate proceedings by or against each of them would give rise to a common question of fact or of mixed fact and law; or
 (b) if all rights to relief claimed in the originating application are in respect of, or arise out of, the same transaction or series of transactions; or
 (c) by leave of the Court.
 (2) Leave under paragraph (1)(c) may be granted before or after the originating application is filed.
 (3) If 2 or more persons are joined under subrule (1), the Court may at any stage of the proceedings order that proceedings by or against any party or parties be conducted separately.

9.03  Joinder of applicants with joint entitlement
  If an applicant claims relief to which any other person is entitled jointly with the applicant:
 (a) each person so entitled must