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Virtual Associate Judges' Chambers (Practice Direction 73)
This initiative is a pilot process established under the Supreme Court’s Practice Direction 73. During the pilot period, selected notices of application with estimated hearing times of 30 minutes or less before an Associate Judge may be placed on the virtual chambers list, except for proceedings filed in the Vancouver registry.
The modified versions of the forms required as per the Practice Directive are set out below:
- Notice of Intention to Appear in Virtual Chambers (PD73 – Appendix A) - to notify other parties of an intention to schedule a notice of application in virtual chambers.
- Notice of Hearing of Application (PD73 – Appendix B) - to set an application down for hearing in virtual chambers.
- Requisition - Associate Judges Chamber Pilot Project (PD73 – Appendix C) - to request an adjournment or the rescheduling of a hearing.
- Order Made After Application (PD73 – Appendix D) - to record the decision made by the Associate Judge.