Table of Contents - Supreme Court Civil Rules
B.C. Reg. 168/2009
O.C. 302/2009
Deposited July 7, 2009
effective July 1, 2010

Court Rules Act

Supreme Court Civil Rules

[includes amendments up to B.C. Reg. 95/2011, July 1, 2011]

Contents
Part 1 — Interpretation
Rule 1-1 — Interpretation
  (1)  Definitions
  (2)  Interpretation Act and Supreme Court Act
  (3)  Titles and headings
  (4)  Reference aids
Rule 1-2 — Citation and Application
  (1)  Citation
  (2)  Application
  (3)  Waiver of rule by agreement
  (4)  Petitions and applications
  (5)  Enactments of Canada
Rule 1-3 — Object of Rules
  (1)  Object
  (2)  Proportionality
Part 2 — How To Make A Claim
Rule 2-1 — Choosing the Correct Form of Proceeding
  (1)  Commencing proceedings by notice of civil claim
  (2)  Commencing proceedings by petition or requisition
  (3)  Procedures applicable to particular proceedings
Part 3 — Proceedings Started By Filing A Notice of Civil Claim
Rule 3-1 — Notice of Civil Claim
  (1)  Notice of civil claim
  (2)  Contents of notice of civil claim
Rule 3-2 — Serving and Renewing the Notice of Civil Claim
  (1)  Renewal of original notice of civil claim
  (2)  Further renewal of notice of civil claim
  (3)  When renewal period begins
  (4)  After renewal of notice of civil claim
Rule 3-3 — Responding to a Notice of Civil Claim
  (1)  Filing a response to civil claim
  (2)  Contents of response to civil claim
  (3)  Period for filing response to civil claim
  (4)  Payment into court when tender pleaded
  (5)  Costs if defence of tender successful
  (6)  Application for money paid into court
  (7)  Tender in defamation action
  (8)  Consequence if fact not responded to
Rule 3-4 — Counterclaim
  (1)  Counterclaim
  (2)  Counterclaim against another person
  (3)  Identification of parties
  (4)  Service of counterclaim
  (5)  Response to counterclaim
  (6)  Application of rules
  (7)  If action stayed or discontinued
  (7.1)  Separate trial of counterclaim
  (8)  Judgment
Rule 3-5 — Third Party Claims
  (1)  Making a third party claim
  (1.1)  Plaintiff as defendant to counterclaim
  (2)  Third party need not be party to original action
  (3)  Pursuing a third party claim
  (4)  When leave is required
  (5)  Court may consider case plan order
  (6)  Application for leave
  (7)  Service
  (8)  Application to set aside third party notice
  (9)  Response to third party notice
  (10)  When response to third party notice not required
  (11)  Application of rules
  (12)  Response to civil claim
  (13)  Application for directions
  (14)  Powers of court
  (15)  Third party issues
  (16)  Default of response to third party notice
  (17)  Relief
Rule 3-6 — Reply
  (1)  Service of reply
  (2)  Pleading subsequent to reply
  (3)  Failure to reply
  (4)  No joinder of issue
Rule 3-7 — Pleadings Generally
  (1)  Pleading must not contain evidence
  (2)  Documents and conversations
  (3)  When presumed facts need not be pleaded
  (4)  When performance of a condition precedent need not be pleaded
  (5)  Matters arising since start of proceeding
  (6)  Inconsistent allegations
  (7)  Alternative allegations
  (8)  Objection in point of law
  (9)  Pleading conclusions of law
  (10)  Status admitted
  (11)  Set-off or counterclaim
  (12)  Pleading after the notice of civil claim
  (13)  General relief
  (14)  General damages must not be pleaded
  (15)  Substance to be answered
  (16)  Denial of contract
  (17)  Allegation of malice
  (18)  When particulars necessary
  (19)  Lengthy particulars
  (20)  Further particulars
  (21)  Particulars in libel or slander
  (22)  Order for particulars
  (23)  Demand for particulars
  (24)  Demand for particulars not a stay of proceedings
Rule 3-8 — Default Judgment
  (1)  Default in filing and serving a response to civil claim
  (2)  Filings required
  (3)  Claim for specified or ascertainable amount
  (4)  Interest
  (5)  Claim for damages to be assessed
  (6)  Claim for detention of goods
  (7)  Repealed
  (8)  Application to judge or master
  (9)  Judgment in other actions
  (10)  Application for judgment
  (11)  Court may set aside or vary default judgment
  (12)  Method of assessment
  (13)  Alternative methods of assessment
Part 4 — Service
Rule 4-1 — Address for Service
  (1)  Party must have address for service
  (2)  Additional addresses for service
  (3)  Change of address for service
Rule 4-2 — Ordinary Service
  (1)  Documents normally to be served by ordinary service
  (2)  How to serve documents by ordinary service
  (3)  When service by delivery is deemed to be completed
  (4)  When service by mail is deemed to be completed
  (5)  When documents may be served by fax
  (6)  When service by fax or e-mail is deemed to be completed
  (7)  If no address for service given
Rule 4-3 — Personal Service
  (1)  When documents must be served by personal service
  (2)  How to serve documents by personal service
  (3)  Agent may be served
  (4)  Court may grant leave
  (5)  Notice to principal
  (6)  Service on Attorney General
  (7)  When personal service is deemed to be completed
  (8)  Date of deemed service
Rule 4-4 — Alternative Methods of Service
  (1)  Alternative service methods
  (2)  If an alternative service method is permitted
  (3)  Service by advertisement
Rule 4-5 — Service outside British Columbia
  (1)  Service outside British Columbia without leave
  (2)  Required endorsement
  (3)  Application for leave to serve outside the jurisdiction
  (4)  Applications may be made without notice
  (5)  Service of order and related documents
  (6)  If service without leave valid
  (7)  Contract containing terms for service
  (8)  Contract does not invalidate effective service
  (9)  Definition
  (10)  Manner of service abroad
  (11)  Proof of service abroad
  (12)  Forms
  (13)  Certificate
Rule 4-6 — Proving Service
  (1)  Proof of service
  (2)  Proof of service by sheriff
  (3)  Service on member of Canadian Armed Forces
  (4)  Admissibility of other evidence of service
Rule 4-7 — Relief
  (1)  If service is alleged to be ineffective
Part 5 — Case Planning
Rule 5-1 — Requesting a Case Planning Conference
  (1)  Case planning conference may be requested
  (2)  Case planning conference may be directed
  (3)  Time for service of notice
  (4)  Application must be made by requisition
  (5)  Case plan proposal required
  (6)  Contents of case plan proposal
Rule 5-2 — Conduct of Case Planning Conference
  (1)  Case planning conference must be conducted by judge or master
  (2)  Who must attend
  (3)  Manner of attendance
  (4)  Application must be made by requisition
  (5)  Considerations of the court
  (6)  Non-attendance at case planning conference
  (7)  Proceedings must be recorded
Rule 5-3 — Case Planning Conference Orders
  (1)  Orders
  (2)  Prohibited orders
  (3)  Case plan order required
  (4)  Case plan order
  (5)  When approval in writing by lawyer not required
  (6)  Consequences of non-compliance
  (7)  Application may be made at case planning conference
Rule 5-4 — Applications to Amend Case Plan Orders
  (1)  Requesting amendments to case plan orders
  (2)  Party may respond
  (3)  Powers of court
Part 6 — Amendment of Pleadings and Change of Parties
Rule 6-1 — Amendment of Pleadings
  (1)  When pleadings may be amended
  (2)  How amendments made
  (3)  Identifying amendments
  (4)  Service of amended documents
  (5)  Response of a party to amended document
  (6)  Failure to serve amended responding document
  (7)  Responding to amended pleading
  (8)  Amendment at trial
Rule 6-2 — Change of Parties
  (1)  Party ceasing to exist
  (2)  Effect of death
  (3)  Assignment or conveyance of interest
  (4)  Change or transmission of interest or liability
  (5)  Prosecution of proceeding if plaintiff or petitioner dies
  (6)  Costs on dismissal
  (7)  Adding, removing or substituting parties by order
  (8)  Procedure if party added, removed or substituted by order
  (9)  If case plan order in effect
  (10)  Consent required
  (11)  Effect of order
Part 7 — Procedures For Ascertaining Facts
Rule 7-1 — Discovery and Inspection of Documents
  (1)  List of documents
  (2)  Documents to be enumerated
  (3)  Insurance policy
  (4)  Information not to be disclosed
  (5)  Insurance policy
  (6)  Claim for privilege
  (7)  Nature of privileged documents to be described
  (8)  Affidavit verifying list of documents
  (9)  Amending the list of documents
  (10)  Party may demand documents required under this rule
  (11)  Party may demand additional documents
  (12)  Response to demand for documents
  (13)  Application for production of documents
  (14)  Court may alter requirements
  (15)  Inspection of documents
  (16)  Copies of documents
  (17)  Order to produce document
  (18)  Documents not in possession of party
  (19)  Order by consent
  (20)  Inspection of document by court
  (21)  Party may not use document
  (22)  Determination of issue before discovery
Rule 7-2 — Examinations for Discovery
  (1)  Examination of parties
  (2)  Limitations
  (3)  Considerations of the court
  (4)  Oral examination on oath
  (5)  Examination of party that is not an individual
  (6)  Examination of person for whose benefit action brought
  (7)  Examination of assignor
  (8)  Examination of guardian and infants
  (9)  Examination of mentally incompetent person
  (10)  Examination of bankrupt
  (11)  Place
  (12)  Examination before reporter
  (13)  Service of notice
  (14)  Person must attend examination
  (15)  Fees must not be attached
  (16)  Production of documents
  (17)  Examination and re-examination
  (18)  Scope of examination
  (19)  Scope includes insurance
  (20)  Information not to be disclosed
  (21)  Insurance policy
  (22)  Person must inform self
  (23)  Response may be provided by letter
  (24)  If letter provided
  (25)  Objections
  (26)  How recorded
  (27)  Application to persons outside British Columbia
  (28)  Service of order and notice
Rule 7-3 — Discovery by Interrogatories
  (1)  Party may serve interrogatories by consent or with leave
  (2)  If a party is a body of persons
  (3)  Powers of court
  (4)  Timing of answer to interrogatories
  (5)  If more than one person to answer interrogatories
  (6)  Objection to answer interrogatory
  (7)  Insufficient answer to interrogatory
  (8)  Application to strike out interrogatory
  (9)  Service of interrogatories on lawyer
  (10)  Lawyer must inform
  (11)  Continuing obligation to answer
Rule 7-4 — Witness Lists
  (1)  Witness lists
  (2)  Requirements for list
  (3)  Continuing obligation
  (4)  Witness need not be called
Rule 7-5 — Pre-trial Examination of Witness
  (1)  Order for examination
  (2)  Expert
  (3)  Affidavit in support of application
  (4)  Application procedure
  (5)  Subpoena
  (6)  Identification of documents and objects
  (7)  Notice of examination
  (8)  Mode of examination
  (9)  Time for examination
  (10)  Application of examination for discovery rules
Rule 7-6 — Physical Examination and Inspection
  (1)  Order for medical examination
  (2)  Subsequent examinations
  (3)  Questions by examiner
  (4)  Order for inspection and preservation of property
  (5)  Entry on land or building
  (6)  Application to persons outside British Columbia
Rule 7-7 — Admissions
  (1)  Notice to admit
  (2)  Effect of notice to admit
  (3)  Copy of document to be attached
  (4)  Unreasonable refusal to admit
  (5)  Withdrawal of admission
  (6)  Application for order on admissions
Rule 7-8 — Depositions
  (1)  Examination of person
  (2)  Examination of person
  (3)  Grounds for order
  (4)  Time limits
  (5)  Subpoena
  (6)  Identification of documents and objects
  (7)  Place of examination
  (8)  Application of rule outside British Columbia
  (9)  If person willing to testify
  (10)  If person not willing to testify
  (11)  Letter of request
  (12)  Filing of undertaking
  (13)  Notice of examination
  (14)  Mode of examination
  (15)  Objection to question
  (16)  Recording of deposition evidence
  (17)  Preserving testimony
Part 8 — Applications
Rule 8-1 — How to Bring and Respond to Applications
  (1)  Definitions
  (2)  How applications must be brought
  (3)  Notice of application
  (4)  Contents of notice of application
  (5)  Date and time of hearing
  (6)  Date and time if hearing time more than 2 hours
  (7)  Service of application materials
  (8)  Time for service
  (9)  Application response
  (10)  Contents of application response
  (11)  Address for service
  (12)  Repealed
  (13)  Applicant may respond
  (14)  No additional affidavits
  (15)  Application record
  (16)  Written argument
  (17)  Service of application record index
  (18)  If application respondent's application is to be heard at the hearing
  (19)  Application record to be returned
  (20)  Application record to be returned to the registry
  (21)  Provision of amended application record
  (21.1)  Resetting adjourned applications
  (22)  Application respondent may apply for directions
Rule 8-2 — Place Application Is Heard
  (1)  Place of hearing of application
  (2)  If more than one place
  (3)  If place of hearing is a place other than that at which the proceeding is being conducted
  (4)  Place of hearing of application with leave of registrar
  (5)  Notice of application must be endorsed to reflect grant of leave
  (6)  If place of hearing is a place chosen with leave of registrar
  (7-8)  Repealed
Rule 8-3 — Consent Applications
  (1)  Application by consent
  (2)  Consent order
  (3)  Disposition of referred applications
Rule 8-4 — Applications of Which Notice Is Not Required
  (1)  Application of which notice is not required
  (2-3)  Repealed
Rule 8-5 — Urgent Applications
  (1)  Short notice
  (2)  How to make a short notice application
  (3)  Normal time and notice rules don't apply
  (4)  Powers of court on short notice application
  (5)  Effect of short notice order
  (6)  Orders without notice
  (7)  Service of orders required
  (8)  Setting aside orders made without notice
Rule 8-6 — Applications Made by Written Submissions
  (1)  Application made by written submissions
Part 9 — Pre-Trial Resolution Procedures
Rule 9-1 — Offers to Settle
  (1)  Definition
  (2)  Offer not to be disclosed
  (3)  Offer not an admission
  (4)  Offer may be considered in relation to costs
  (5)  Cost options
  (6)  Considerations of court
  (7)  Costs for settlement in cases within small claims jurisdiction
  (8)  Counter offer
Rule 9-2 — Settlement Conferences
  (1)  Settlement conference
  (2)  Proceedings must be recorded
  (3)  When judge must not preside
Rule 9-3 — Special Case
  (1)  Statement of special case
  (2)  Court may order special case
  (3)  Form of special case
  (4)  Hearing of special case
  (5)  Order after hearing of special case
Rule 9-4 — Proceedings on a Point of Law
  (1)  Point of law may be set down for hearing
  (2)  Court may dispose of whole action
Rule 9-5 — Striking Pleadings
  (1)  Scandalous, frivolous or vexatious matters
  (2)  Admissibility of evidence
  (3)  Powers of registrar
  (4)  Reconsideration of order
Rule 9-6 — Summary Judgment
  (1)  Definitions
  (2)  Application
  (3)  Response to application
  (4)  Application by answering party
  (5)  Power of court
  (6)  Claiming party may proceed
  (7)  Costs consequences
  (8)  Court may decline to fix costs
  (9)  Bad faith or delay
Rule 9-7 — Summary Trial
  (1)  Definition
  (2)  Application
  (3)  When application must be heard
  (4)  Setting application for hearing
  (5)  Evidence on application
  (6)  Application of Rule 12-5
  (7)  Application of Rule 11-6
  (8)  Filings with application
  (9)  Notice of evidence to be used on application
  (10)  Giving notice
  (11)  Adjournment or dismissal
  (12)  Preliminary orders
  (13)  Ancillary or preliminary orders may be made at or before application
  (14)  Judge not seized of application
  (15)  Judgment
  (16)  No further application without leave
  (17)  Orders
  (18)  Right to vary or set aside order
  (19)  Order if jury notice filed
Rule 9-8 — Discontinuance and Withdrawal
  (1)  Discontinuance before action set for trial
  (2)  Discontinuance after action set for trial
  (3)  Withdrawal by defendant
  (4)  Costs and default procedure on discontinuance or withdrawal
  (5)  Third party entitled to costs
  (6)  Some costs remain recoverable
  (7)  Proceeding after response is withdrawn
  (8)  Discontinuance not a defence
  (9)  Application to counterclaim, third party proceeding and petition.
Part 10 — Property and Injunctions
Rule 10-1 — Detention, Preservation and Recovery of Property
  (1)  Property that is the subject matter of a proceeding
  (2)  Fund that is the subject matter of a proceeding
  (3)  Allowance of income from property
  (4)  Recovery of specific property
  (5)  Compensation for wrongful recovery
Rule 10-2 — Receivers
  (1)  Appointment of receiver
  (2)  Form of security
  (3)  Remuneration of receiver
  (4)  Accounts of receiver
Rule 10-3 — Interpleader
  (1)  Entitlement to relief by way of interpleader
  (2)  Claim to real or personal property taken by sheriff
  (3)  Sheriff to deliver notice
  (4)  If claim admitted
  (5)  Sheriff may apply for interpleader relief
  (6)  Mode of application
  (7)  Affidavit
  (8)  Application for interpleader relief
  (9)  Powers of court on hearing application
Rule 10-4 — Injunctions
  (1)  Applications for pre-trial injunctions
  (2)  Applications for pre-trial injunctions before proceeding started
  (3)  Applications for interim injunctions without notice
  (4)  Injunction by court order
  (5)  Undertaking as to damages
  (6)  Application for injunction after judgment
Part 11 — Experts
Rule 11-1 — Application of Part 11
  (1)  Application of this Part
  (2)  Case plan order
Rule 11-2 — Duty of Expert Witnesses
  (1)  Duty of expert witness
  (2)  Advice and certification
Rule 11-3 — Appointment of Joint Experts
  (1)  Appointment agreement
  (2)  Appointment by parties
  (3)  Application to court
  (4)  Application materials
  (5)  Powers of court
  (6)  Agreement
  (7)  Role of expert appointed under this rule
  (8)  Notice of application
  (9)  Additional experts
  (10)  Cross examination
  (11)  Common experts
Rule 11-4 — Appointment of Own Experts
  (1)  When each party may retain their own experts
Rule 11-5 — Appointment of Court's Own Expert
  (1)  Appointment of experts by court
  (2)  Materials required by court
  (3)  Court may name different expert
  (4)  Expert must consent
  (5)  Previous report not a bar
  (6)  Consequences of court appointment
  (7)  Directions to expert
  (8)  Contents of order appointing expert
  (9)  Remuneration of expert
  (10)  Security for remuneration
  (11)  Reports
  (12)  Report must be tendered as evidence
Rule 11-6 — Expert Reports
  (1)  Requirements for report
  (2)  Proof of qualifications
  (3)  Service of report
  (4)  Service of responding report
  (5)  Supplementary report of joint or court-appointed expert
  (6)  Supplementary report of own expert
  (7)  Requirements for supplementary report
  (8)  Production of documents
  (9)  Notice of trial date to expert
  (10)  Notice of objection to expert opinion evidence
  (11)  When objection not permitted
Rule 11-7 — Expert Opinion Evidence at Trial
  (1)  Reports must be prepared and served in accordance with rules
  (2)  When report stands as evidence
  (3)  Cross-examination of expert
  (4)  Costs of cross-examination
  (5)  Restrictions on calling expert as witness at trial
  (6)  When court may dispense with requirement of this Part
Part 12 — Trial
Rule 12-1 — How to Set Trial for Hearing
  (1)  Application
  (2)  Notice of trial
  (3)  Content of notice of trial
  (4)  Registry
  (5)  Place of trial
  (6)  When notice of trial must be served
  (7)  If trial date unacceptable
  (8)  Time of trial
  (9)  Court may make orders respecting trial dates
  (10)  Duty to inform registry
Rule 12-2 — Trial Management Conference
  (1)  Date for trial management conference
  (2)  Trial management conference must be conducted by judge
  (3)  Trial brief required
  (4)  Who must attend the trial management conference
  (5)  Absent parties must be available and accessible by telephone or other means
  (6)  Application must be made by requisition
  (7)  Non-attendance at trial management conference
  (8)  Proceedings must be recorded
  (9)  Orders at a trial management conference
  (10)  When approval in writing by lawyer not required
  (11)  Prohibited orders
Rule 12-3 — Trial Record
  (1)  Trial record for the court
  (2)  Powers of registrar respecting trial records
  (3)  Filing and service of trial record
  (4)  Amended trial record
  (5)  Direction as to trial record
Rule 12-4 — Trial Certificate
  (1)  Trial certificate
  (2)  When trial certificate must be filed
  (3)  What trial certificate must contain
  (4)  Service
  (5)  Failure to file
  (6)  Applications prohibited
Rule 12-5 — Evidence and Procedure at Trial
  (1)  Application
  (2)  Court may vary order
  (3)  Failure to prove a material fact
  (4)  No evidence application
  (5)  Defendant need not elect whether to call evidence
  (6)  Insufficient evidence application
  (7)  Defendant must elect not to call evidence
  (8)  Notice to produce
  (9)  Numbering exhibit pages
  (10)  Opportunity to inspect exhibit
  (11)  Registrar to take charge of exhibits
  (12)  Return of exhibits
  (13)  Other returns
  (14)  Disposal of exhibits after final disposition
  (15)  Notice respecting disposal of exhibits before final disposition
  (16)  Disposal of exhibits before final disposition
  (17)  If exhibit disposed of
  (18)  If exhibit destroyed
  (19)  "Adverse party" defined
  (20)  Adverse witness
  (21)  Notice to call adverse witness
  (22)  Exceptions
  (23)  Application to set notice aside
  (24)  Court may make order
  (25)  Refusal to comply with notice
  (26)  Adverse party as witness may be cross-examined
  (27)  Witness to testify orally
  (28)  Witness must be listed in witness list
  (29)  Examination of witnesses
  (30)  Any party may contradict testimony
  (31)  Party may prepare and serve subpoena
  (32)  Form of subpoena
  (33)  Subpoena not to be filed or sealed
  (34)  Service of subpoena
  (35)  Fees to accompany subpoena
  (36)  Production of documents and physical objects
  (37)  Order for attendance of witness in custody
  (38)  Failure of witness to attend, etc.
  (39)  Order setting aside subpoena
  (40)  Use of deposition evidence
  (41)  Use of videotape or film
  (42)  Certified transcript
  (43)  Video recording of deposition evidence
  (44)  Video recording of evidence becomes exhibit
  (45)  Deposition to be given in full
  (46)  Persons against whom discovery evidence is admissible
  (47)  Notice required of evidence
  (48)  Attendance at trial may be required
  (49)  Court may consider whole examination
  (50)  Discovery evidence of person under disability
  (51)  Transcripts of discovery evidence
  (52)  Use of pre-trial examination of a witness
  (53)  Court may consider whole pre-trial examination
  (54)  Use of transcript of other proceedings
  (55)  Transcript for the court
  (56)  Objection to transcript evidence at trial
  (57)  Custody of transcripts
  (58)  Use of interrogatories at trial
  (59)  Affidavit evidence
  (60)  Copy of affidavit must be furnished
  (61)  Cross-examination
  (62)  Court may extend or abridge time to require witness attendance
  (63)  Contents
  (64)  Cross-examination not limited
  (65)  Costs where attendance unnecessary
  (66)  Trial with assessor
  (67)  Trial of one question before others
  (68)  Trial by different modes of trial
  (69)  Calculation of amount by officer of the court
  (70)  Use of recording device
  (71)  Evidence of particular facts
  (72)  Order of speeches
  (73)  Court may make order respecting submissions
  (74)  Clerk to note time of trial
  (75)  Failure of all parties to appear at trial
  (76)  Failure of one party to appear at trial
  (77)  Court may set aside judgment
Rule 12-6 — Jury Trials
  (1)  Trial without jury generally
  (2)  Trial without jury in certain proceedings
  (3)  Notice requiring jury trial
  (4)  Jury notice not to prevent transfer of proceeding
  (5)  Court may refuse jury trial
  (6)  No application for judgment necessary
  (7)  Judgment impossible on jury findings
  (8)  Only partial judgment possible on jury findings
  (9)  Jury failing to reach verdict
  (10)  Retrial
  (11)  Continuing trial without jury
  (12)  Trial may continue without jury
Part 13 — Orders
Rule 13-1 — Orders
  (1)  Drawing and approving orders
  (2)  When approval in writing not required
  (3)  Form of order
  (4)  Endorsement of order on application sufficient in certain cases
  (5)  Order granted conditionally on document to be filed
  (6)  Waiver of order obtained on condition
  (7)  Order of judge or master
  (8)  Date of order
  (9)  Approval of order
  (10)  Requirement of consent order
  (11)  Settlement of orders
  (12)  Appointment to settle
  (13)  Party failing to attend on appointment to settle
  (14)  Review of settlement
  (15)  Registrar may draw order
  (16)  Special directions for entry or service
  (17)  Correction of orders
  (18)  Opinions, advice and directions of the court
  (19)  Orders on terms and conditions
Rule 13-2 — Enforcement of Orders
  (1)  Order to pay money to a person
  (2)  Order to pay money into court
  (3)  Order for recovery or delivery of land
  (4)  Order for recovery or delivery of property other than land
  (5)  Appointment of receiver
  (6)  Execution by or against person not a party
  (7)  Remedy on non-compliance with mandatory order
  (8)  Issue of execution on conditional order
  (9)  Order when right to relief has arisen
  (10)  Issue of execution on change of parties
  (11)  Production of order before execution
  (12)  Endorsement of writ
  (13)  Issue of writ of sequestration, possession or delivery
  (14)  Issue of writ of execution if order to pay money within a period
  (15)  Issue of writ of execution
  (16)  When writ of execution is issued
  (17)  Copy of writ of execution must be left with registry
  (18)  Term of writ of execution
  (19)  Renewal of writ of execution
  (20)  Hearing of writ of execution
  (21)  Writ of execution to be endorsed
  (22)  Enforcement costs
  (23)  Registrar may fix amount
  (24)  Assessments and accounting
  (25)  Registrar may certify on accounting
  (26)  Certificate of same effect as order
  (27)  Separate writs for costs
  (28)  Judgment for recovery of property other than land
  (29)  Acknowledgment of payment
  (30)  Order that judgment has been paid
  (31)  Stay of execution
  (32)  Balance becomes payable if instalment not paid when due
  (33)  Application for relief
  (34)  Application for directions
  (35)  Enforcement of certificate
Rule 13-3 — Subpoena to Debtor
  (1)  Subpoena to debtor
  (2)  To whom subpoena must be directed
  (3)  Service of subpoena
  (4)  Examination of debtor
  (5)  Examiner
  (6)  Examination
  (7)  Adjournment
  (8)  Debtor refusing to attend or respond
  (9)  Creditor failing to attend, etc.
  (10)  Debtor unreasonably refusing to pay
  (11)  Order for payment
  (12)  Notice of application for committal
  (13)  Order for committal
  (14)  Costs payable by debtor
  (15)  Form of order
  (16)  Term of order
  (17)  Payment to sheriff
  (18)  Maintenance money recoverable
  (19)  Debtor to be brought before court
  (20)  Application to set aside or vary order
  (21)  Payment of debt
  (22)  Receipt for payment
  (23)  Release from custody
  (24)  Payment to creditor
  (25)  Requisition for discharge
  (26)  Failure to pay sheriff
  (27)  Liability imposed by order
  (28)  Repealed
Rule 13-4 — Examinations in Aid of Execution
  (1)  Definitions
  (2)  Examination of judgment debtor
  (3)  Examination of corporate, partnership or firm judgment debtor
  (4)  Limitation
  (5)  Examination of person other than judgment debtor
  (6)  Order in certain cases
  (7)  Application of examination for discovery rules
  (8)  Use of examination
  (9)  Costs
  (10)  Service of notice
  (11)  Production of documents
Rule 13-5 — Sales by the Court
  (1)  Court may order sale
  (2)  Sale in debenture holder's proceeding
  (3)  Conduct of sale
  (4)  Directions for sale
  (5)  Application for directions
  (6)  Certificate of sale
  (7)  Vesting order
Part 14 — Costs
Rule 14-1 — Costs
  (1)  How costs assessed generally
  (2)  Assessment of party and party costs
  (3)  Assessment of special costs
  (4)  Assessment officer
  (5)  Disbursements
  (6)  Estate Administration Act
  (7)  Directions
  (8)  Tax in respect of legal services and disbursements
  (9)  Costs to follow event
  (10)  Costs in cases within small claims jurisdiction
  (11)  Costs where party represented by an employee
  (12)  Costs of applications
  (13)  When costs payable
  (14)  Costs arising from improper act or omission
  (15)  Costs of whole or part of proceeding
  (16)  Costs payable from estate or property
  (17)  Set-off of costs
  (18)  Costs of one defendant payable by another
  (19)  Unnecessary expense after judgment
  (20)  Form of bill of costs
  (21)  Appointment to review a bill, examine an agreement or assess costs
  (22)  Place for review or examination
  (23)  Further particulars
  (24)  Assessment of sheriff's fees
  (25)  Service of appointment
  (26)  Costs on default judgment
  (27)  Certificate of costs
  (28)  Certificate of fees
  (29)  Review of an assessment
  (30)  Form of bill in certain cases
  (31)  Description of services
  (32)  Evidence of lawyer
  (33)  Disallowance of fees and costs
  (34)  Costs may be ordered without assessment
  (35)  Notice
  (36)  Order to be served
  (37)  Limitation
  (38)  Refusal or neglect to procure assessment
  (39)  Referrals
Part 15 — Fast Track Litigation Proceedings
Rule 15-1 — Fast Track Litigation
  (1)  When rule applies
  (2)  Subsequent filings
  (3)  Damages not limited
  (4)  Rule does not apply to class proceedings
  (5)  Conflict
  (6)  When rule ceases to apply
  (7)  Case planning conference required
  (8)  Exception
  (9)  Court may relieve
  (10)  Trial to be without jury
  (11)  Oral discovery
  (12)  When discoveries must be completed
  (13)  Setting of trial date
  (14)  If trial will require more than 3 days
  (15)  Costs
  (16)  Settlement offers
  (17)  Taxes to be added to costs
Part 16 — Petition Proceedings
Rule 16-1 — Petitions
  (1)  Definitions
  (2)  Petitions
  (3)  Service
  (4)  Response to petition
  (5)  Contents of response to petition
  (6)  Petitioner may respond
  (7)  No additional affidavits
  (8)  Setting application for hearing
  (9)  Date and time of hearing
  (10)  Date and time if hearing time more than 2 hours
  (11)  Petition record
  (12)  Service of petition record