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Form 2 (Rule 3-3 (1) ) - Supreme Court BC

Form 2 (Rule 3-3 (1) ) - Supreme Court BC 2026

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The document outlines the structure and requirements for a 'Response to Civil Claim' form used in legal proceedings. It includes sections for the defendant to admit, deny, or state lack of knowledge regarding facts presented by the plaintiff, provide their own version of events, and present any additional relevant facts. Additionally, it addresses the relief sought by the plaintiff and allows the defendant to indicate their position on each request. The document also emphasizes the need for a legal basis for opposing claims and provides instructions on filing and serving the form.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling out the style of proceeding at the top. Include your court number, registry location, and the names of the plaintiff and defendant in capital letters.
In Part 1, respond to each fact listed in the notice of civil claim. Indicate whether you admit, deny, or have no knowledge of each fact by checking the appropriate boxes.
Provide your version of the facts in Division 2. Use numbered paragraphs to clearly outline your perspective on any disputed facts.
In Division 3, list any additional relevant facts that were not mentioned by the plaintiff that could support your case.
Move to Part 2 and indicate your stance on each relief sought by the plaintiff—whether you consent, oppose, or take no position.
Finally, summarize your legal basis for opposing relief in Part 3 using numbered paragraphs and include your address for service at the end.

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What is a form 33 in BC?

F33: Consent Order (Supreme Court) Use this form if youre applying for an interim order or an order to change a final order, and you and the other party agree on what the order should say.

What is a Form 3 in family law BC?

3: Application About a Family Law Matter This can be for a new order, an order to change or cancel all or part of an existing final order, or an order to set aside or replace all or part of a written agreement. Include the schedule that relates to the order youre asking the judge to make.

What is the difference between a petition and a notice of civil claim in BC?

The petition includes a short statement of facts supporting the claim. Instead of a notice of civil claim, a sworn affidavit is filed with the petition. The person swearing the affidavit swears that the facts in the petition are true.

What is a notice of intention to proceed in BC?

If the last step taken was over 1 year ago, you must complete a Notice of Intention to Proceed and give a copy to each party before taking any further steps. The Notice lets the other party know that you plan to continue, as it might have seemed to them that the case was ended.

How do I respond to a notice of claim in BC?

If you receive a Notice of Claim in BC you must file a Reply form in the court registry within 14 days. In it, you may agree to pay the amount claimed, agree to pay part of it, or oppose (disagree with) all or part of the claim. Court Services Branch does not provide interpreters for small claims cases.