Dec 22, 2018 21:58
5 yrs ago
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Divorce judgement
Hi all,
I really need you help wih a Divorce Judgement from Canada, the title of one of the documents reads:
Affidavit of Execution (Both)(Green)
AFFIDAVIT OF EXECUTION FOR: Spouse 1
☐ I, ***** of St. Albert, Alberta
Does anybody know what "green" mean?
Thanks in advance!
I really need you help wih a Divorce Judgement from Canada, the title of one of the documents reads:
Affidavit of Execution (Both)(Green)
AFFIDAVIT OF EXECUTION FOR: Spouse 1
☐ I, ***** of St. Albert, Alberta
Does anybody know what "green" mean?
Thanks in advance!
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Ref. | Taña Dalglish |
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Ref.
I am not 100% certain if this is applicable, but I found this document which implies that in Alberta, documents must be prepared with coloured cardstock covers (back and front), with green implying that the parties are "cross appellants".
http://www.qp.alberta.ca/documents/rules2010/Rules_vol_1.pdf
(4) Each factum must have cardstock covers, front and back, prepared as
required by rule 14.87(2) [Requirements for all documents], in the following
colours:
(a) appellants, including appellants who are cross respondents — beige or
ivory;
(b) respondents, including respondents who are cross appellants — green;
(c) intervenors — blue.
AR 41/2014 s4
http://www.qp.alberta.ca/documents/rules2010/Rules_vol_1.pdf
(4) Each factum must have cardstock covers, front and back, prepared as
required by rule 14.87(2) [Requirements for all documents], in the following
colours:
(a) appellants, including appellants who are cross respondents — beige or
ivory;
(b) respondents, including respondents who are cross appellants — green;
(c) intervenors — blue.
AR 41/2014 s4
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