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How Do I Reply to an Interim Application in a Family Law Matter in the Supreme Court? (view source)
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*the applicant makes an application without notice to you when the application is urgent (called an ''ex parte'' or ''without notice application''), | *the applicant makes an application without notice to you when the application is urgent (called an ''ex parte'' or ''without notice application''), | ||
*the applicant is applying for permission to compress the usual timelines for the hearing of his or her application (called a ''short leave application''), | *the applicant is applying for permission to compress the usual timelines for the hearing of his or her application (called a ''short leave application''), | ||
*the applicant is asking to be exempted from the requirement that a | *the applicant is asking to be exempted from the requirement that a judicial case conference be held before the first interim application, and | ||
*you are the respondent and you haven't filed your defence to the applicant's Notice of Family Claim. | *you are the respondent and you haven't filed your defence to the applicant's Notice of Family Claim. | ||