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Recommended5.4. Self-represented parties who receive a Court Attendance Notice should look at the. ... from the Court and a Listing Advice Notice must accompany the email if a hearing date.
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Recommendedwritten notice of pleading. NOTE: Wherever possible, defendants should provide an email address, residential address. ... in writing/by email on the next occasion and may indicate a plea by email or written notice.
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RecommendedDate of signature. NOTICE TO DEFENDANT. If your solicitor, barrister or you do not attend the hearing, the court may give judgment or make orders against you in your absence.
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Recommended1. Masks. Fitted face covering or masks (“masks”) are now required to be worn in all courts) until further notice. ... 6. Matters Listed for Mention. No physical appearance is required. Written notices of pleadings will continue to be accepted.
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RecommendedMatters Listed for Mention. Written notices of pleadings will continue to be accepted electronically including email.
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RecommendedAt the return date for reply to service of the brief of evidence the court is to be provided with a Notice of Listing and an estimated length for the hearing. ... 1. Civil proceedings. 14. Notices of Motion may continue to be dealt with via
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Recommended6. Matters Listed for Mention. No physical appearance is required. Written notices of pleadings will continue to be accepted. ... written notice of pleading. See s182 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1986.
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RecommendedSubject to the requirement for notice of 3 days the Local Court will entertain an application for release of a defendant who is bail refused recognizing that a lengthy period of
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RecommendedNotice of Readiness in these matters only is to be furnished to the Court at the Status.
Last updated:
23 Mar 2023
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