Cts 1924 Form – Fill Out and Use This PDF

The CTS 1924 form, known as the Dispute Note, is the official Alberta Provincial Court document a defendant files to formally contest a Civil Claim. If you have received a Civil Claim (CTS 1923) from another party, you have 20 days to complete and submit this Dispute Note to the court clerk. Failing to file on time may result in a default judgment being entered against you. Click the button below to open and fill out the form.

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What Is the CTS 1924 Dispute Note Form?

The CTS 1924 Dispute Note is a legal form issued by Alberta Courts for use in the civil division of Alberta’s Provincial Court system. It is the required written response when another party serves you with a Civil Claim (CTS 1923), alleging money is owed or a legal obligation was not met. Filing a complete Dispute Note is the mandatory first step in contesting the claim.

To fill out the Dispute Note correctly, you will need the claim number from the original Civil Claim document, your full legal name and mailing address, the date of the disputed event or transaction, a written summary of why you dispute the claim, and the amount of any counterclaim you intend to make against the plaintiff. All fields must be completed accurately to avoid delays at your scheduled hearing.

Who files this form: The defendant named in a Civil Claim (CTS 1923)

Filing deadline: 20 days after being served the Civil Claim

Where to file: The Provincial Court clerk’s office in the jurisdiction where the claim was filed

What happens next: The court schedules a hearing date after receiving the completed form

Consequence of not filing: The court may grant a default judgment in the plaintiff’s favor

After filing, the court will send you a hearing date notice. Bring all supporting documents and evidence to the hearing. If the disputed amount exceeds the Provincial Court’s monetary jurisdiction, the matter may need to proceed in Court of Queen’s Bench instead.

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Form Name	CTS 1924 Dispute Note
Form Length	2 pages
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Avg. time to fill out	30 sec
Other names	Alberta Dispute Note, Dispute Note form, civil claim response form, Alberta Provincial Court form, CTS1924

How to Edit Cts 1924 Form Online for Free

FormsPal makes it easy to open and complete the CTS 1924 Dispute Note directly in your browser. Follow the steps below to fill out your response to an Alberta Provincial Court Civil Claim.

What to prepare before you start

Before opening the form, gather the following documents and information:

The Civil Claim (CTS 1923) you received, including the claim number and plaintiff details
Your full legal name and current mailing address
The date of the disputed event or transaction
A clear written statement of why you dispute the claim
The amount of any counterclaim you intend to make against the plaintiff

Step 1: Click the “Get Form” button at the top of this page to open the form in our editor.

Step 2: Enter your name, claim number, the date of the disputed event, and your written defense in the appropriate fields. If you are making a counterclaim, enter the amount in the counterclaim section. Double-check every field before moving on.

Take care with the claim number and date fields. These must match exactly what appears on the Civil Claim you received.

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Step 3: Review all completed fields and click “Done” to download or print the finished form. Sign the form before filing it with the court clerk. FormsPal does not share any information you enter when completing forms.

Filing your completed Dispute Note

After printing and signing the Dispute Note, file it in person with the Provincial Court clerk in the jurisdiction where the Civil Claim was filed. Request a court-stamped copy for your records. You must also serve a copy on the plaintiff or their legal representative. For other Alberta legal documents, you can also fill out an Alberta bill of sale, an Alberta AT4805 form, or an Alberta insurance inspection form on FormsPal.

Related forms for civil disputes

If your case involves additional steps or disputes, FormsPal also offers a small claims petition, a dispute resolution request form, and a superior court claim form for matters that exceed the Provincial Court’s jurisdiction limit.