Rules of Court 2021 · As enacted · Part 1 · General Provisions
18. Agreement on facts and law (O. 9, r. 18)
Feedback & supportThe Court must direct the parties to agree on as many material facts as possible and to set them out in an agreed statement of facts at as early a stage as possible.
Where admissions of fact are made by a party in the party’s pleadings or other documents, the Court may, on application made orally or in writing, give judgment on those admissions.
The parties may also agree on material questions of law and to waive or limit their right of appeal.
Subregulation 1
The Court must direct the parties to agree on as many material facts as possible and to set them out in an agreed statement of facts at as early a stage as possible.
Subregulation 2
Where admissions of fact are made by a party in the party’s pleadings or other documents, the Court may, on application made orally or in writing, give judgment on those admissions.
Subregulation 3
The parties may also agree on material questions of law and to waive or limit their right of appeal.