CIVIL TIME LIMITS Flashcards
Limitation period for personal injury
3 years
If person dies, representative may claim within 3 years of death or knowledge
Can apply to disapply usual limitation period for PI/fatal accident
Limitation period for contract/tort
6 years
Limitation period for latent damage in contract
3 years
If latent, DOA is date of knowledge
Up to maximum of 15 years after D’s original act or omission
Limitation period for claims for contribution
2 years
From settlement/judgment of original claim
sending docs to mediator before mediation
7 days
Serving POC
Within 14 days of DS of CF where separate doc to CF
can’t be done outside 4 month CF service period
Deemed service of CF
second business day after C completes their action
filing a defence after receipt of POC
14 days
can file AOS which extends by 14 days
filing defence to counterclaim
14 days
F/S AOS of claim form
14 days
If D doesn’t F/S evidence in support of AOS to claim form within 14 days
C can file further evidence in 14 days
serving claim form
4 months
if D2 is added to additional claim later they must file contrib/indemnity claim within X days of D2’s defence
28 days
notice court must give to respondent when they fix hearing for summary judgement
14 days
time for respondent to summary judgement to file evidence in response
7 days before hearing
time for applicant for summary judgment to file evidence in reply to D’s evidence
3 days before hearing
small claims track values
PI up to 10k (where PI element is 1k)
domestic repair up to 1k
other claims up to 10k
fast track values
up to 25k
not likely to be more than a day
4 experts max
multi track value
anything other tracks can’t take
responding to claim in SCT
14 days
responding to claim in ft and mt
28 days
time limit for applying to set aside without notice exercise of court’s powers
7 days
time between directions and trial
30 weeks
time before case management conference parties must agree or submit directions
7 days