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Form 77 Order to Register Foreign Judgment - British Columbia, Canada
Form 77 Order to Register Foreign Judgment in British Columbia, Canada is used to request the registration of a foreign judgment in the province. It allows for the enforcement of the foreign judgment as if it were a judgment obtained in British Columbia.
The Form 77 Order to Register Foreign Judgment in British Columbia, Canada is filed by the party seeking to enforce the foreign judgment in British Columbia.
FAQ
Q: What is Form 77?
A: Form 77 is an Order to Register Foreign Judgment in British Columbia, Canada.
Q: What is a Foreign Judgment?
A: A foreign judgment is a judgment made by a court in a different country.
Q: Why would I need to register a foreign judgment in British Columbia?
A: Registering a foreign judgment allows you to enforce it in British Columbia.
Q: How do I fill out Form 77?
A: You must provide the necessary information about the foreign judgment and the parties involved.
Q: Is there a fee to register a foreign judgment?
A: Yes, there is a fee associated with registering a foreign judgment in British Columbia.
Q: Can I appeal the decision to register or not register a foreign judgment?
A: Yes, you can appeal the decision if you disagree with it.
Q: How long does it take to register a foreign judgment?
A: The time it takes to register a foreign judgment can vary, but it generally takes several weeks.
Q: What happens after the foreign judgment is registered?
A: Once the foreign judgment is registered, you can take steps to enforce it, such as obtaining a writ of execution.
Q: Can I register a foreign judgment from any country in British Columbia?
A: Yes, you can register a foreign judgment from any country in British Columbia, as long as it meets the necessary requirements.
Q: Are there any limitations on registering a foreign judgment in British Columbia?
A: There may be limitations based on the type of judgment and the country it comes from, so it is important to consult with legal counsel.
Q: Can I register a foreign judgment in any other province or territory in Canada?
A: Each province and territory in Canada has its own rules regarding the registration of foreign judgments, so you will need to check the specific requirements for your desired province or territory.
