It depends on whether it is caught or not. The regulation clearly states that you need at least 15 days not counting the day the app is received and the trial day. If the last day falls on Saturday or holiday, the 15th day would be the next working day, so your trial must be the day after the 15th day. That said, if the late filing is caught, you can draw the JP'S attention todanjordan98 wrote: ↑sorry to ask again, but I haven't been able to find any definitive answers. I filed my S7 and 11b 14 days before trial. I made a mistake on which day my trial was. Stupid mistake that might just cost me, but hoping that someone knows if and what can be done. Is there a chance that it will still be accepted?
Thanks again for any help.
Section 7 (7) of regulation 200 of Courts of Justice Act which says
(7) An application or motion may be heard without notice,
(a) on consent; or
(b) where, having regard to the subject-matter or the circumstances of the application or motion, it would not be unjust to hear the application or motion without notice.
(8) Subrules (2) to (5) do not apply in respect of a motion under section 66 of the Act. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 200, r. 7.
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