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August 3, 2026
Relevant fact
The defendant was served in Ontario on Monday, August 3, 2026.
Expected result
Monday, August 24, 2026
The 20-day period nominally ends on Sunday 23 August. Ontario rule 3.01 carries the endpoint to the next day the court office is open.
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Four Quebec backward periods using the words "at least N days before" remain reference-only pending Quebec-qualified confirmation of the endpoint treatment: articles 166 (two branches), 187 and 269.
The Quebec pack does not bundle Quebec civil-procedure holidays or unexpected court closures, so every released Quebec result remains a self-check base period.
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60 days from Issuance of the statement of claim by the Registry
Federal Courts Rules, SOR/98-106, r 203(1)Binding
Rule notes
Proof of service must be filed within the time set by r 204 for the service and filing of a statement of defence (r 203(2)). Failure to serve within 60 days engages the delay and status review machinery (rr 167, 380(1)(a)) rather than automatic nullity. Confirmed on verification against rr 203 and 7(3) at laws-lois.justice.gc.ca.
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