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If you have been served with a Notice of Motion, you may answer the application with a Reply in Form 3 if you wish. The Provincial Court does not have a specific form for responding to Notices of Motion, nor do the rules have any particular provision about how Notices of Motion are to be addressed. Most registries will accept a Form 3 Reply, even though that form is the form usually used for responding to Applications to Obtain an Order rather than to Notices of Motion. There are no rules about when the applicant be served with a response. | If you have been served with a Notice of Motion, you may answer the application with a Reply in Form 3 if you wish. The Provincial Court does not have a specific form for responding to Notices of Motion, nor do the rules have any particular provision about how Notices of Motion are to be addressed. Most registries will accept a Form 3 Reply, even though that form is the form usually used for responding to Applications to Obtain an Order rather than to Notices of Motion. There are no rules about when the applicant be served with a response. | ||
For a summary of the process, see [[How Do I Reply to an Interim Application in a Family Law Matter in the Provincial Court?]] It is located in the ''How Do I?'' part of this resource, | For a summary of the process, see [[How Do I Reply to an Interim Application in a Family Law Matter in the Provincial Court?]] It is located in the ''How Do I?'' part of this resource, under ''Interim Applications''. | ||
===The hearing=== | ===The hearing=== | ||
