Form 171I Third Party Claim Against Person Not Already Party to the Action - Canada

Form 171I or the "Form 171i "third Party Claim Against Person Not Already Party To The Action" - Canada" is a form issued by the Federal Court of Canada .

Download a PDF version of the Form 171I down below or find it on the Federal Court of Canada Forms website.

FAQ

Q: What is Form 171I?
A: Form 171I is a legal form used in Canada for a third party claim against a person who is not already a party to the action.

Q: Who can file Form 171I?
A: Any party involved in a legal action in Canada can file Form 171I to bring a claim against a person who is not currently part of the proceedings.

Q: What is a third party claim?
A: A third party claim is a legal action brought by one party (the third party) against a person who is not originally involved in the lawsuit, but is alleged to be liable for the issues raised in the case.

Q: When should Form 171I be filed?
A: Form 171I should be filed as soon as a party becomes aware of another person who may be liable for the issues in the case, but is not already a party to the action.

Q: What information is required to complete Form 171I?
A: Form 171I requires the identification of the third party, details of the claim being made against them, and a statement of the reasons why they should be brought into the action.

Q: Are there any fees associated with filing Form 171I?
A: There may be court fees associated with filing Form 171I. It is best to check with the specific court where the action is being heard for information on any applicable fees.