Western Australian Consolidated Regulations
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
PART 1 -- Preliminary
1. Citation
2. Commencement
3. These rules to be read with the Magistrates Court (General) Rules 2005
4. Terms used
5. When these rules apply
6A. Exercise of Court’s powers in Part 3 of the Act
PART 2 -- How to make and defend a claim generally
6. When this Part applies
7. How to make a claim that starts a case
8. How to make a counterclaim or third party claim
9. How to respond to a claim
10A. If you admit a claim
10B. If you admit part of a claim
10C. You may admit liability but dispute the amount claimed
10. How to accept an offer of settlement
PART 3 -- How to make a consumer/trader claim
11. How to make a consumer/trader claim
12. Service of the claim
13A. If someone has made a consumer/trader claim against you
13. Registrar to list case for listing conference
14. Listing conference
15. Attendance of parties at listing conferences
PART 4 -- If you or another party does not defend a claim
16. When this Part applies
17. If the claim is for a specified amount
18. If the claim is for an unspecified amount
19. If the claim against you is to recover possession of personal property
20. Registrar may give default judgment in absence of parties
21. Registrar not to give judgment in certain cases
22. Registrar to list application
23A. Registrar may order costs after giving judgment
PART 5 -- Pre-trial conferences
23. Listing a pre-trial conference
24. What happens at a pre-trial conference
25A. Lodging a statement of your claim
25B. Lodging a statement of your defence
25C. List of documents you might tender at trial
25. If there is a counterclaim that is not a minor case
26. Your attendance at a pre-trial conference or hearing
27. Listing the case for trial
28. Status of things said or done at a pre-trial conference
PART 6 -- Mediation
29. Mediation conference
30. Attendance of parties at mediation conferences
31. Outcome of mediation
32. Further pre-trial conference if case not settled
PART 7 -- Consent orders and settlement
33. Memorandum of consent
34. Registrar may make consent orders or give judgment
35. When the rules require your consent
36. Settling claims involving a person under a legal disability
PART 8 -- Trial
37. How the trial of your case is to be conducted
38. Your attendance at trial
39. How to call witnesses
40. Return of things after trial
PART 9 -- Orders and judgments
41. Money paid to you if you are a person under a legal disability
42. Setting aside default judgment
43. Decisions of registrars
44. Requests for certificate of judgment
PART 10 -- How to lodge documents
45. How to lodge a document
46. Where you may lodge a claim that starts a case
47. If a registrar refuses to accept your document for lodgment
48. You may lodge documents by hand delivery or pre-paid post
49. Lodging documents electronically or by fax
PART 11 -- How to serve documents
Division 1 -- General
50. Meaning of serve
51. How to serve a document
52. An enforcement officer may serve documents for you
53. You must lodge an affidavit after serving a document
Division 2 -- Service at a residential, business or postal address
54. Your address must be on each document
55. If you are not represented
56. If you are represented
57. If your address changes
Division 3 -- Personal service
58. Service on an individual personally
59. Service on a partnership personally
60. Service on a corporation personally
61. Service on a public authority personally
Division 4 -- Miscellaneous
62A. Applications for substituted service
PART 12 -- How to make an application
62. How to make a written application
63. Your supporting affidavit
64. Application must be served
65. Response to an application
66. How the Court will deal with your application
PART 13 -- Affidavits
67. Form of an affidavit
68. Content of an affidavit
PART 14 -- If you need a litigation guardian
69. Terms used
70. When this Part applies
71. If you are a represented person
72. Affidavit your litigation guardian must lodge and serve if you are a represented person
73. If you are a child
74. Affidavits your litigation guardian must lodge and serve if you are a child
75. Person may apply to be appointed your litigation guardian
PART 15 -- Miscellaneous
76A. If you are making an application under the Residential Tenancies Act 1987
76B. If you want to change venues
76C. If you want to correct typographical and other errors
76. You may discontinue claim
77. Availability of forms
78. Partnership name may be used
79. When you are required to do things personally and you are not an individual
80. Payments into Court
81. Registrar’s powers under the Civil Judgments Enforcement Act 2004
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