Civil Procedure and Practice in Alberta

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By Darren J. Reed

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Though the law of civil procedure has always been an integral part of the justice system, its role has evolved over time. Today, more and more, management of litigation falls to the parties, rather than the courts. As the authors state in the Preface to this volume, "The increasing volume and complexity of our civil procedure suggests that modern procedural law is itself a substantive body of law that must be navigated in order to successfully take an action through trial." This book is the ideal companion for that journey.

Up-to-date and indispensable

Civil Procedure and Practice in Alberta, 2023 Edition is an annotated version of the Alberta Rules of Court. Written by a litigator and a judge with decades of combined experience, this practitioner's guide provides commentary, case law and practice notes that offer invaluable insight into the increasingly complex process of conducting a civil action. In addition, it collects in one place the court practice notes, forms statutes and regulations often referred to in the course of a civil action.

Easy to access and navigate, this resource will be an indispensable aid for civil litigators, family law lawyers, and judges looking for guidance on the interpretation of the Rules. In particular, Civil Procedure and Practice in Alberta, 2023 Edition will be useful for:

  • Civil litigation and family law lawyers who will refer to it often – either in the courtroom or in the office
  • Judges who will find it to be a useful resource for their work inside and out of the courtroom
  • Law schools/law libraries who will find it to be a valuable resource/textbook for law students, faculty and other borrowers

    What's New in the 2023 Edition

  • Extensive updates to the commentary in each of Parts 1 through 14 of the annotated Rules, with some sections rewritten entirely
  • Amendments to the Surrogate Rules, including the addition of the new Part 3.1
  • Addition of new court forms, Practice Notes and Notices to the Profession and Public
  • Updated discussion of practice issues such as:
    • Originating application for judicial review under Rule 3.15
    • Extension of time for service under Rule. 3.27
    • Sequence of exchange of experts' reports under Rule 5.35
    • Making an application without notice under Rule 6.4
    • Charging orders for payment of lawyer's charges under Rule 10.4
    • Court-ordered costs awards under Rule 10.32
  • Civil Procedure and Practice in Alberta