Effect of noncompliance with rules

In force

(1)

Noncompliance with a rule does not invalidate a proceeding, unless the court directs otherwise.

(2)

If a rule has not been complied with, the court may—

(a)

waive the noncompliance; or

(b)

set aside all or part of the proceeding; or

(c)

make another order it considers appropriate.

Example of an order made under paragraph (c)—

an order enforcing the performance of a duty imposed on a person under these rules

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