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1979 No. 140 FEDERAL COURT RULES - RULE 6.12
Failure to proceed after death of party
12. (1) Where-
(a) a party dies but a cause of action in the proceeding survives his
death; and
(b) an order under rule 10 for the addition of a party in sub-stitution
for the deceased party is not made within three months after the
death, the Court may, on application by a party or by a person to whom
liability on the cause of action survives on the death, order that,
unless, within a specified time after service of the order in
accordance with sub-rule (2), a party is added in substitution for the
deceased party, the proceedings be dismissed so far as concerns relief
on the cause of action for or against the person to whom the
cause of action or the liability thereon, as the case may be, survives
on the death.
(2) On making an order under sub-rule (1), the Court shall give such
directions as it thinks fit for service of the order on the persons (whether
parties or not) interested in continuing the proceeding.
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