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11.03. 7 days’ notice for default judgment PDF Print E-mail

(1) The requirement that 7 days’ notice must be given before entering any judgment in default as provided in Rule 56 of the Etiquette Rules applies equally to any Subordinate Court action; notwithstanding that at the request of the defendant’s Solicitor, the Court may have granted an extension of time.

(2) However, a further 7-days’ notice or a reminder is not necessary if an extension of time had already been granted at the request of the Advocate and Solicitor in receipt of the original 7-days’ notice.

 
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