When is the deadline for pay additional value-based fee after the judge-rapporteur determines a higher value?

Party owing the remaining value-based fee uses 10 days to pay the remaining value-based fee, measured against service of the order determining the higher value of the action. A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule. The ordinary source period remains a conditional fixed boundary, not a variable period merely because this page withholds a calculation. This guide supplies no calculated final date.

Responsible actor. party owing the remaining value-based fee. required conditional payment.

service of the order determining the higher value of the action

The judge-rapporteur determines a higher value than the assessment on which the original fee was paid

A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule.

This UPC Remaining fee after a higher action value guide preserves the 10-days source period and its completion deadline nature. A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule. The actual event, applicable branch, court location and complete final-day conditions require confirmation. It supplies no computed date or paid calculation.

1. pay the remaining value-based fee
2. service of the order determining the higher value of the action
3. For a procedural step, Rule 300 excludes the event day and uses calendar days, named-week anniversary or calendar-month/year anniversary with missing-day clamping. Judicial vacations do not suspend the period.
4. Rule 301 extends a procedural expiry falling on a weekend or official holiday of the court location to its next working day. Electronic non-receipt is a separate material branch.

For a procedural step, Rule 300 excludes the event day and uses calendar days, named-week anniversary or calendar-month/year anniversary with missing-day clamping. Judicial vacations do not suspend the period.

Rule 301 extends a procedural expiry falling on a weekend or official holiday of the court location to its next working day. Electronic non-receipt is a separate material branch.

This UPC Remaining fee after a higher action value guide preserves the 10-days source period and its completion deadline nature. A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule. The actual event, applicable branch, court location and complete final-day conditions require confirmation. It supplies no computed date or paid calculation.

The identified actor has the document or event described by this source provision. service of the order determining the higher value of the action must be established. The judge-rapporteur determines a higher value than the assessment on which the original fee was paid. No final date is supplied without the applicable court location and complete facts.

A different order, actual service event or procedural track applies. A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule. Check that branch separately. Do not reuse another procedure's event or period.

A nominal period falls on a closed day or depends on another actual event. Rule 301 extends a procedural expiry falling on a weekend or official holiday of the court location to its next working day. Electronic non-receipt is a separate material branch. Preserve the stated source period. This guide does not infer a final case date.

Actual operative event

service of the order determining the higher value of the action

Applicable procedural branch

The judge-rapporteur determines a higher value than the assessment on which the original fee was paid A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule.

Host-state calendar and complete act

Rule 301 extends a procedural expiry falling on a weekend or official holiday of the court location to its next working day. Electronic non-receipt is a separate material branch.

• This UPC Remaining fee after a higher action value guide preserves the 10-days source period and its completion deadline nature. A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule. The actual event, applicable branch, court location and complete final-day conditions require confirmation. It supplies no computed date or paid calculation.
• Claimant must distinguish correct the Statement of claim deficiencies under Rule 16.3(a), measured against service of the Registry correction notification. Its stated period is 14 days and its branch is required conditional correction. That event does not replace service of the order determining the higher value of the action for pay the remaining value-based fee. Claimant must distinguish pay the applicable infringement action fee under Rule 16.3(b), measured against service of the Registry payment notification. Its stated period is 14 days and its branch is required conditional payment. That event does not replace service of the order determining the higher value of the action for pay the remaining value-based fee. Defendant must distinguish lodge a Preliminary objection under Rule 19.1, measured against service of the Statement of claim. Its stated period is 1 months and its branch is optional objection right. That event does not replace service of the order determining the higher value of the action for pay the remaining value-based fee.

• The judge-rapporteur determines a higher value than the assessment on which the original fee was paid
• Retain the actual operative event and the exact served document, notification, hearing or decision as applicable
• Identify the actual division or Court of Appeal and its host-state official holidays
• Check any order, party agreement, electronic non-receipt or paired-event branch
• pay the remaining value-based fee
• completion deadline. A lower value leads to reimbursement. No fee amount is inferred from this time-period rule.