Supreme Court Chambers Orders - Annotated

A practical guide to obtaining the most common chambers orders, including standard-form orders

This publication is essential for: litigators in the Supreme Court of British Columbia.

Current to: September 1, 2013

If you draft orders, you know the importance of getting it right! Put authoritative precedents and commentary at your fingertips with CLEBC's distinguished book Supreme Court Chambers Orders—Annotated. The orders, with annotations, were drafted by judges and reviewed by the Judges' Practice Committee when the book was first published. Now updated by a team of authoritative authors and reviewers from bench, bar, and registry, this book features relevant extracts from the Supreme Court Civil Rules as well as annotated administrative notices, practice directions, and current legislation. Be fully prepared with this quick reference to sample orders and commentary.

The book is updated regularly. Subscriptions include online access with search capability and links to the full text of case law and legislation, and precedent orders on CD-ROM.

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Highlights of the 2013 update

• revisions to chambers orders and annotations based on amendments to Civil Rules, relevant legislation, and recent case law
• amendments to relevant Administrative Notices and Practice Directions
• updated handy “Jurisdiction of the Master” table
• new annotated orders in arbitration matters
• revised discussion of consent orders

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CLEBC Legal Editor
L. Joy Tataryn
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CONTENTS
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Chapters

1. Introduction

2. Jurisdiction of the Master

3. Supreme Court Civil Rules

4. Legislation

5. Miscellaneous

Index

Features

• instant access to sample orders and commentary
• relevant extracts from the Supreme Court Civil Rules, Administrative Notices, Practice Directions, and current legislation
• a "Jurisdiction of the Master" chart reveals at a glance how to direct applications
• online access to electronic version with links to primary law