sec.3Application of Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999

sec.3 Application of Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999

If these rules, an order or a direction do not provide for a matter in relation to a proceeding in the court and the uniform rules provide for the matter, the uniform rules apply in relation to the matter with necessary changes. For subrule (1) — an originating application under these rules is to be treated as if it were a claim under the uniform rules; and a notice of appeal under these rules is to be treated as if it were a notice of appeal under the uniform rules; and a document that starts a recommendatory proceeding under these rules is to be treated as if it were an application for a statutory order of review under the uniform rules. The following rules of the uniform rules do not apply— rules 961 and 962 ; rules 964 to 966 ; rule 970 ; rule 972 ; rule 975 ; rules 982 and 983 . For the uniform rules, chapter 22 , part 3 , a reference to a solicitor is taken to be a reference to a solicitor or agent. (sec.3-ssec.1) If these rules, an order or a direction do not provide for a matter in relation to a proceeding in the court and the uniform rules provide for the matter, the uniform rules apply in relation to the matter with necessary changes. (sec.3-ssec.2) For subrule (1) — an originating application under these rules is to be treated as if it were a claim under the uniform rules; and a notice of appeal under these rules is to be treated as if it were a notice of appeal under the uniform rules; and a document that starts a recommendatory proceeding under these rules is to be treated as if it were an application for a statutory order of review under the uniform rules. (sec.3-ssec.3) The following rules of the uniform rules do not apply— rules 961 and 962 ; rules 964 to 966 ; rule 970 ; rule 972 ; rule 975 ; rules 982 and 983 . (sec.3-ssec.4) For the uniform rules, chapter 22 , part 3 , a reference to a solicitor is taken to be a reference to a solicitor or agent.

• (a) an originating application under these rules is to be treated as if it were a claim under the uniform rules; and
• (b) a notice of appeal under these rules is to be treated as if it were a notice of appeal under the uniform rules; and
• (c) a document that starts a recommendatory proceeding under these rules is to be treated as if it were an application for a statutory order of review under the uniform rules.
• (a) rules 961 and 962 ;
• (b) rules 964 to 966 ;
• (c) rule 970 ;
• (d) rule 972 ;
• (e) rule 975 ;
• (f) rules 982 and 983 .