Request to Appear Before a Specific Judge/Master/Registrar

The Court’s Practice Direction 18, which is available here, sets out the procedure to be followed when making a request to appear before a specific judge, master or registrar, and the circumstances where it is appropriate to make such a request. Please review Practice Direction 18 before completing this form.

PLEASE FILL OUT ALL PARTS OF THIS FORM

Fields marked with an asterisk * are required.

* Case Type:
* Style of Proceeding (Case Name):  (E.g. Smith v. Jones)
* Home Registry
(where action commenced):
* Court File No:
* Before Mr./Madam Justice, Master, or Registrar:
* Type of Hearing:(i.e. Application, Continuation, CPC, JCC, PTC)
* Time Estimate of this Hearing:
* Court location of previous hearing:
Date of the previous hearing: (yyyy/mm/dd)
* Nature of the Application:
(Note that it is not appropriate to include argument)

Characters Remaining: 1000


* Reason why this must be heard by this specific judge/master/registrar:
(i.e. seized or continuation)

Characters Remaining: 1000


* Opponent's position regarding this application/request:

Characters Remaining: 1000


Available Dates of All Involved:
* Applicant's Name:
* Applicant's E-mail Address: (one only)
* Applicant's Telephone Number:
Opposing & Other Counsel/Litigant(s):
* Name:
* Telephone Number:
E-mail Address: (one only)




Submitting this request form will generate an auto-response that will be sent to the email addresses provided for the applicant and all other parties. This form is not intended to be used without notice applications. Requests that do not include opposing counsel's/litigant's e-mail address, or requests that included email addresses containing typographical errors, may not be processed. In the event that the opposing counsel/litigant does not have an e-mail address, the onus is on the applicant to provide a paper copy of this request to them via fax or ordinary mail and to advise of that by including a note in the “Opposing Counsel's/Litigant's position on this application” section.


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