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Pursuant to Rule 13.5(1) of the Alberta Rules of Court, the parties to a review may agree to extend the time limit imposed by Rule 10.10.
A stay of enforcement (stay) under section 32 of the Maintenance Enforcement Act is a court order which temporarily limits the MEPs ability to enforce a maintenance order. A stay does not cancel arrears or stop ongoing maintenance from being charged.
There are two ways to cancel MEP enforcement: Obtain a new court order which specifies that the order cannot be enforced by MEP. The spouse or parent receiving support can withdraw their order or agreement from MEP by filling out the appropriate form and sending it to MEP.
Part 14 [Transitional Provisions and Coming into Force] deals with issues to provide for a smooth transition to the new rules. Schedule C [Tariff of Recoverable Fees] sets out a series of fees for services performed in a legal action to which reference may or will be made by the court or an assessment officer.
Rule 14.5(1) [Appeals only with permission] is amended to clarify that permission to appeal is required if the appeal relates to a decision of o a trial or chambers judge awarding costs to one of the parties, and o an assessment officer or a review officer of the Court of Kings Bench.
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