Form 37M - Report of County Registrar Pursuant to Order 59, Rule 4(38)(11) in Respect of Delay or Default

What this form is for

• • Use this form when a delay has happened in court proceedings.
• • Use it when a party has defaulted on an obligation within the case.
• • It must be filed by the County Registrar, not directly by the litigant (unless directed).
• • This report relates specifically to compliance with Order 59, Rule 4(38)(11).

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The form must be reported promptly after the delay or default event takes place. Not confirmed in official source if a hard deadline is attached to this specific report.

Before you submit

• • Ensure the County Registrar has signed the document.
• • Verify that the specific Order number referenced matches the case file.
• • Confirm the date of the delay/default aligns with court records.
• • Check that the description clearly states *why* the delay or default occurred.
• • Make sure all required parties are listed on the report.
• • If submitting electronically, ensure it is routed to the correct Court registry.

How to file this form

1. 1Complete all sections of Form 37M with factual details from the court record.
2. 2The County Registrar reviews and signs the form.
3. 3Submit the signed report to the relevant Courts Service office.
4. 4If required by the judge, serve a copy on all other parties involved in the case.
5. 5File it electronically via the designated Courts portal if applicable.

Known limitations

• • This form does not decide the matter; it only reports the status of delay or default.
• • The specific court hearing date this report pertains to is not confirmed in official source.
• • It does not replace a formal application if you need an order changed—it just reports the situation.
• • Not confirmed in official source: It doesn't specify which regional courts use this exact iteration.