C-25.01, r. 6.1.1 - Pilot project to amend certain rules of the Code of Civil Procedure or by making new rules to facilitate proceedings or applications between provinces or between a province and a designated jurisdiction for support orders under the Divorce Act

Section 16 Disposition versions

2024-02-29

16. When the court clerk sets down the case for trial and judgment, the court clerk notifies a notice of the scheduled trial date, unless a trial date was set by the Superior Court under article 154 of the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01), to the Québec respondent, the Québec respondent’s attorney, where applicable, and to the Minister of Justice. The Court notice is presumed to have been received if the notification is recorded in the court register.

The fact that a party did not receive the notice is not grounds for postponing the trial if its lawyer received it.

If the Québec respondent fails to attend the trial, the order is rendered by default.

M.O. 5165, s. 16.

Not in force

In force: 2024-02-29

16. When the court clerk sets down the case for trial and judgment, the court clerk notifies a notice of the scheduled trial date, unless a trial date was set by the Superior Court under article 154 of the Code of Civil Procedure (chapter C-25.01), to the Québec respondent, the Québec respondent’s attorney, where applicable, and to the Minister of Justice. The Court notice is presumed to have been received if the notification is recorded in the court register.

The fact that a party did not receive the notice is not grounds for postponing the trial if its lawyer received it.

If the Québec respondent fails to attend the trial, the order is rendered by default.

M.O. 5165, s. 16.