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ICBC and Personal Injury Claims (12:XII) (view source)
Revision as of 03:57, 7 October 2022
, 03:57, 7 October 2022→b) Fast Track Litigation - Rule 15-1
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:(f) The parties consent. </br> | :(f) The parties consent. </br> | ||
6. Fast track action must be heard by the court without a jury. </br> | 6. Fast track action must be heard by the court without a jury. </br> | ||
7. Examinations for discovery of a party of record by all parties of record who are adverse in interest must not, in total, exceed 2 hours or any greater period to which the person to be examined consents, unless otherwise ordered by a court | 7. Examinations for discovery of a party of record by all parties of record who are adverse in interest must not, in total, exceed 2 hours or any greater period to which the person to be examined consents, unless otherwise ordered by a court </br> | ||
8. All examinations for discovery in a fast track action must be completed at least 14 days before the scheduled trial date, unless the court orders otherwise or the parties to the examination consent. </br> | 8. All examinations for discovery in a fast track action must be completed at least 14 days before the scheduled trial date, unless the court orders otherwise or the parties to the examination consent. </br> | ||
9. If a party to a fast track action applies for a trial date within 4 moths after the date on which this rules becomes applicable to that action, the registrar must set a date for the trial that is not later than 4 months after the application for a trial date. </br> | 9. If a party to a fast track action applies for a trial date within 4 moths after the date on which this rules becomes applicable to that action, the registrar must set a date for the trial that is not later than 4 months after the application for a trial date. </br> | ||