Legal Basis For Extension

You might be able to request an extension from the court if you can demonstrate that you did not have enough time to get legal representation. Here's what you can consider:
- File a Motion for Extension: You need to explain why you require more time and show that your request is reasonable.
- Rule *-* of the British Columbia Supreme Court Civil Rules: This rule allows the court to extend or shorten the time for doing anything required by the rules.
Would you like more information on how to file a motion for an extension?

If you are unable to access banking information to verify information as part of your civil claim response, you may have grounds to request an extension based on this difficulty. Here's what you can consider:
- File a Motion for Extension: Explain your inability to access necessary banking information and how it affects your case.
- Rule *-* of the British Columbia Supreme Court Civil Rules: This rule allows the court to extend or shorten the time for doing anything required by the rules.
Would you like more information on how to file this motion or additional details on Rule *-*?

To file a motion under Rule *-* of the British Columbia Supreme Court Civil Rules, follow these steps:
*. Draft a Notice of Application: Indicate that you're requesting an extension and explain your reasons.
*. Prepare an Affidavit: Detail the specific circumstances that prevent you from meeting deadlines (e.g., inability to access banking information).
*. File the Documents: Submit the Notice of Application and Affidavit to the court registry.
*. Serve the Documents: Deliver copies to all parties involved in the case.
*. Attend the Hearing: Be prepared to present your case to the judge.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these steps?

Sure, here's a more detailed breakdown of each step:
*. Draft a Notice of Application:
- State the relief you are seeking (extension of time).
- Outline reasons for the request (difficulty accessing banking information).
*. Prepare an Affidavit:
- Sworn statement explaining your situation.
- Include specific facts, such as efforts made to access the information and obstacles encountered.
*. File the Documents:
- Submit both the Notice of Application and your Affidavit to the court registry.
- Ensure you comply with any filing fees and deadlines.
*. Serve the Documents:
- Provide copies to all parties involved in the case.
- Use a method of service accepted by the court (e.g., personal service, registered mail).
*. Attend the Hearing:
- Be prepared to explain your situation clearly.
- Bring any supporting documentation and be ready for potential questions from the judge.
Would you like assistance with drafting any specific documents or understanding the service process?

Sure, I can help with that. Let's start with drafting the Notice of Application.