Extinguishment of liens – failure to set action down for trial
66(1)A lien is extinguished one year after an action to enforce it has been commenced unless
(a)
the action has been set down for trial, or
(b)
a motion has been made to the court for an order extending the time limit for setting the action down for trial and a copy of the notice of motion has been served on the defendant to the action.
66(2)If the court makes an order extending the time limit for setting an action down for trial, the court may impose any terms and conditions and give any directions that the court considers appropriate.
66(3)If a lien is extinguished as a result of the operation of subsection (1), a motion may be made under section 71.
Extinguishment of liens – failure to set action down for trial
66(1)A lien is extinguished one year after an action to enforce it has been commenced unless
(a)
the action has been set down for trial, or
(b)
a motion has been made to the court for an order extending the time limit for setting the action down for trial and a copy of the notice of motion has been served on the defendant to the action.
66(2)If the court makes an order extending the time limit for setting an action down for trial, the court may impose any terms and conditions and give any directions that the court considers appropriate.
66(3)If a lien is extinguished as a result of the operation of subsection (1), a motion may be made under section 71.