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Rules of the Supreme Court of Canada

Version of section 19 from 2006-10-13 to 2011-04-10:

  •  (1) A document may be filed with the Registrar by

    • (a) hand delivery;

    • (b) mail or courier; or

    • (c) fax transmission, except in the case of a document that these Rules require to be bound.

  • (2) A document that is filed by fax transmission shall include a cover page in accordance with subrule 20(2).

  • (2.1) A document subject to a sealing order from a lower court or the Court must be filed in a sealed envelope and be accompanied by a covering letter and a copy of the sealing order.

  • (2.2) A document that a party requires to be sealed must be filed in a sealed envelope and be accompanied by a motion to seal made to a judge.

  • (2.3) A document that includes or reveals information contained in a document that is subject to a sealing order must be filed in a sealed envelope and be accompanied by a motion to seal made to a judge. A redacted version of the document must be filed for the record of the court.

  • (3) On receipt of a document referred to in subrule (1), the Registrar may

    • (a) accept or reject the document; or

    • (b) accept the document subject to conditions as to the making of any corrections or the fulfilling of any conditions precedent.

  • (4) The date of the filing stamp of the Court on the document shall be deemed to be the date of its filing, unless the Court, a judge or the Registrar otherwise orders.

  • (5) All documents filed shall be served in accordance with Rule 20 on all parties unless these Rules provide otherwise or the Court, a judge or the Registrar otherwise orders.

  • SOR/2006-203, s. 2

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