Use the current official form: This guide explains the role of Form F34 under Rule 15-1(1); Rule 10-8. Always check the current Rules and official form before filing, serving or relying on a deadline.
What Form F34 is for
The prescribed order form for an order made under Rule 10-8 without notice and without a hearing.
Key points
- F34 is the order, not the application asking for the order.
- A Rule 10-8 application is generally brought using F29 with a draft F34 and the evidence required by the Rule.
- Only terms actually ordered by the court should appear in the entered order.
Practical steps
- Use the Rule 10-8 route only where the Rules permit a without-notice application.
- Prepare a draft F34 that matches the relief being requested.
- File/submit it with the application package required by Rule 10-8.
- After the order is made, follow any service or follow-up directions.
Common mistakes
- Using F34 as an application form.
- Including relief the court did not grant.
- Failing to distinguish F34 from a protection order in F54.
Related guides
Without-notice applications · F29 requisition · All BC Supreme Court family forms