Supreme Court Chambers Orders: Annotated--ONLINE

Draft common chambers orders with ease

This publication is essential for: lawyers and legal support staff who draft BC Supreme Court orders

Current to: December 1, 2022

Careful preparation for a chambers application is essential to your case. Supreme Court Chambers Orders: Annotated, prepared by members of the Bench, Bar, and Court Registry, offers you a collection of over 80 sample chambers orders. This manual includes the text of the Supreme Court Civil Rule or section of the Act on which the application is based, what you need to include in the notice of application and supporting material, and case authority for the application.

With an online subscription to Supreme Court Chambers Orders: Annotated, your firm will be able to:

• conveniently access detailed guidance at any time and from any location, search for relevant information, link directly to significant legislation, case law, and websites, and download precedents
• draft chambers applications that will get you the order you want
  
• save time drafting routine chambers  orders
  
• reduce the number of times your chambers orders are rejected or reviewed by the court registry 

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Highlights of the 2023 Update include:

The 2023 Update incorporates amendments to the Supreme Court Civil Rules, Administrative Notices, and Practice Directions; amendments to legislation; and consequent revisions to all orders and the "Jurisdiction of the Master" table. Many of the annotations have been revised to include updated case law and discussion.

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Jennifer Thorne
jthorne@cle.bc.ca

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Chapters

Part 1—Supreme Court Chambers Orders Practice

1. Supreme Court Chambers Orders Practice

Part 2—Jurisdiction of the Master

2. Jurisdiction of the Master

Part 3—Supreme Court Civil Rules

3. Proceedings Started by Filing Notice of Claim (SCCR Part 3)

4. Service (SCCR Part 4)

5. Case Planning (SCCR Part 5)

6. Amendment of Pleadings and Change of Parties (SCCR Part 6)

7. Procedures for Ascertaining Facts (SCCR Part 7)

8. Applications (SCCR Part 8)

9. Pre-trial Resolution Procedures (SCCR Part 9)

10. Property and Injunctions (SCCR Part 10)

11. Trials (SCCR Part 12)

12. Orders (SCCR Part 13)

13. Fast Track Litigation Proceedings (SCCR Part 15)

14. Other Court Proceedings (SCCR Part 18)

15. Judgments from Other Courts (SCCR Part 19)

16. Special Rules for Certain Proceedings (SCCR Part 21)

17. General (SCCR Part 22)

18. Court and Registry Matters (SCCR Part 23)

19. Estates (SCCR Part 25)

Part 4—Legislation

20. Arbitration Act Orders

21. Builders Lien Act Orders

22. Business Corporations Act Orders

23. Court Order Enforcement Act Orders

24. Infants Act Orders

25. Land Title Act Orders

26. Partition of Property Act Oders

27. Patients Property Act Orders

28. Presumption of Death Act Orders

29. Real Estate Services Act Orders

30. Strata Property Act Orders

31. Subpoena (Interprovincial) Act Orders

Part 5—Miscellaneous

32. Charging Order

Tables
Case Table
Statutes and Related Material Table
Index

Authors
The Honourable Justice Ian W. Caldwell — Supreme Court of BC, Abbotsford
The Honourable Justice Andrew P.A. Mayer — Supreme Court of BC, Prince Rupert
Kristen Day — Manager, Provincial Registrars' Program, The Law Courts, Vancouver
John C. Fiddick — Whitelaw Twining Law Corporation, Vancouver