New South Wales Repealed Regulations New South Wales Repealed RegulationsThis legislation has been repealed.
- Made under the Land and Environment Court Act 1979
- As at 28 January 2008
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
1.1. Name of rules
1.2. Commencement
1.3. Division of rules
1.4. Definitions
1.5. Application of rules
1.5A. Overriding purpose
1.5B. Directions and case management
1.5C. Time etc limits at hearings
1.6. Where no procedure provided
1.7. Time
1.8. Extension or abridgment of time
PART 2 - ADMINISTRATION
2.1. Seal of the Court
2.2. Sittings of the Court
2.3. Vacation
2.4. Registry
2.5. Opening hours of registry
2.6. Agents for Registrar
2.7. Judges and Assessors
2.8. (Repealed)
2.9. Chambers
PART 3 - REGISTRAR, ASSISTANT REGISTRAR AND OFFICERS
3.1. Documentation kept or issued by Registrar
3.2. Registrar’s orders by consent
3.3. Other orders by Registrar
3.4. Hearings by Registrar and undertakings
3.5. Direction to Registrar or other officer
3.6. Referral of proceedings to Court
3.7. Removal of proceedings to Court
3.8. Disposal of referred or removed proceedings
3.9. Review of Registrar’s action
PART 4 - DOCUMENTS
4.1. Information to be shown on documents
4.2. Registrar may add matter
4.3. Signature of party
4.4. Situation where no prescribed form
4.4A. Request by unrepresented litigant for issue of subpoena
4.5. Paper and writing
4.6. Filing by facsimile machine
4.7. Rejection of documents
4.8. Scandal etc
4.9. Search
4.10. Certified copies
4.11. Sealing of duplicates
PART 5 - SOLICITORS
5.1. Power to act by solicitor
5.2. Solicitor cannot normally represent two adverse parties
5.3. Appointment of solicitor
5.4. Change of solicitor or agent
5.5. Solicitor ceases to act
5.6. Signing on behalf of solicitor
PART 6 - APPLICATION OF SUPREME COURT RULES
6.1. Proceedings in Classes 1, 2, 3 and 4
6.2. Proceedings in Class 5
PART 7 - COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
7.1. Application
7.2. Commencement
7.3. Endorsement and service
7.4. Validity for service
7.5. Application not served
PART 8 - SERVICE
Division 1 - General
8.1. Definitions
8.2. Who may serve process
8.3. Mode of service
8.4. Address for service
8.5. Day when service cannot be effected
8.6. Doubtful service
8.7. Substituted service
8.8. Deemed service
8.9. Waiver of objection to service
8.10. Service on solicitor (originating process)
8.11. Service on solicitor (other documents)
8.12. Identity
Division 2 - Particular cases
8.13. Prisoners
8.14. Corporations
8.15. Unregistered firm
PART 9 - MOTIONS
9.1. Application of Part
9.2. Application to be by motion
9.3. Motion out of Court
9.4. Notice
9.5. Time for service
9.6. Affidavits
9.7. Hearing
PART 10 - AMENDMENT
10.1. Orders for amendment
10.2. Amendments after the expiry of periods of limitation
10.3. Mode of amendment—directions
10.4. Simple amendments to same document
10.5. Complex amendments: fresh document
10.6. Service after amendment
10.7. Correction of judgment, order or certificate
10.8. Modification or amendment of Court consents or approvals
PART 11 - WITHDRAWAL AND DISCONTINUANCE
11.1. Discontinuance
11.2. Withdrawal
11.3. Mode of discontinuance
11.4. Service
11.5. Costs
11.6. Discontinuance not defence
11.7. Stay to secure costs
PART 12 - STAY OF PROCEEDINGS AND FAILURE TO PROSECUTE
12.1. Stay of proceedings
12.2. Failure to prosecute proceedings
PART 13 - RULES APPLYING ONLY TO PROCEEDINGS IN CLASSES 1, 2 AND 3 OF THE COURT’S JURISDICTION
Division 1 - Preliminary
13.1. Application of Part
Division 2 - Assessors
13.2. Limitations on functions
Division 3 - Parties
13.3. Where reference to other body required
13.4. Parties to appeals under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979
Division 4 - Particulars
13.5. Particulars
Division 5 - Conference
13.6. Consent authority to make documents available
13.7. Adjournment of conference
Division 6 - Setting down for hearing etc
13.8. Call-over
13.9. Agreement
13.10. Information and documents
13.11. Applicant fails to attend call-over
13.12. Failure to attend a further call-over
Division 7 - Proceedings in Classes 1 and 2, and certain proceedings in Class 3
13.13. Application of Division to Class 3 matters
13.14. Issues identified and settled
13.15. Referral to mediation or section 34 conference
13.16. Requirements for hearing
Division 8 - Proceedings in Class 3: rules specific to Class 3 compensation matters
13.17. Application of Division
13.18. Assessment of compensation
13.19. Points of claim
13.20. Points of defence
13.21. Expert reports
13.22. Referral to mediation
13.23. Setting down for hearing
13.24. Procedure at hearings
13.25. Pre-hearing mention
13.26. Determination of assessment of compensation
13.27. Application of Supreme Court Rules 1970
Division 9 - Hearing
13.28. Conduct of the hearing
13.29. Failure of applicant to attend hearing
13.30. Witnesses at hearing
13.31. Attendance and production
13.32. Production on notice
13.33. Decision without hearing
Division 10 - Appeal
13.34. Application
13.35. Time for appeal
13.36. Institution of appeal
13.37. Statement of ground
13.38. Parties
13.39. Stay
13.40. Security for costs
13.41. Date of hearing of appeal
13.42. Amendment
13.43. Written submissions
PART 14 - CLASS 4 PROCEEDINGS: RULES SPECIFIC TO CLASS 4 PROCEEDINGS
14.1. Registrar to determine form of evidence
14.2. Objections to affidavits
14.3. Notice for cross-examination of witnesses
14.4. Opinion evidence by expert witnesses
PART 15 - DECISIONS, JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS OF THE COURT
15.1. Definition
15.2. General relief
15.3. Setting aside or varying default judgment
15.4. Minute of decision etc
15.5. Time of effect
15.6. Time for compliance with orders etc not relating to money
15.7. Order for costs alone
15.8. Prescribed rate of interest
15.9. Setting aside, varying order
PART 16 - COSTS
16.1. Application of Part
16.2. Taxing officer
16.3. Supreme Court Rules apply
Division 2 - Costs in proceedings in classes 1, 2 and 3 of the Court’s jurisdiction
16.4. Costs in certain proceedings
Division 3 - Costs in proceedings in Class 5 of the Court’s Jurisdiction
16.5. Determination of costs if no agreement between prosecutor and defendant
PART 17 - MISCELLANEOUS
17.1. Time for appeal
17.2. Fines
17.3. Trans-Tasman proceedings
PART 18 - MEDIATION
18.1. Mediation
18.2. Time for mediation
18.3. Adjournment of proceedings
18.4. Statement of issues
18.5. Appointments and directions
18.6. Attendance and representation
18.7. Conclusion and outcome of mediation
18.8. Termination
PART 19 - ELECTRONIC INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
19.1. Application of Part to Class 1–4 matters only
19.2. Information management system for proceedings
19.3. Registration of users of electronic process filing system
19.4. Electronic creation, filing and service of documents generally
19.5. Filing and service of documents requiring signatures
19.6. Filing and service of accompanying documentation
19.7. Date of filing
19.8. The electronic register of proceedings
The Schedule