(1) This rule applies in a property case if:
Note
The following terms are defined in section 90MD of the Act:
* eligible
superannuation plan
* flagging order
* splitting order
* superannuation interest.
Summary of Chapter 15
Chapter 15 sets out rules
about evidence generally and in relation to children, affidavits, subpoenas,
assessors and expert witnesses. Evidence adduced at a hearing or trial must be
admissible in accordance with the provisions of the Act, the Evidence Act 1995
and these Rules. Note, though, that, subject to sections 4 and 5 of the
Evidence Act 1995 , that Act does not apply to the Family Court of Western
Australia or any other court of a State.
A person may be prosecuted for
knowingly making a false statement in evidence (see section 35 of the
Crimes Act 1914 ).
Note
In certain circumstances, the court may dispense with
requirements for compliance with the rules of evidence (see section 190 of the
Evidence Act 1995 ).
The rules in Chapter 1 relating to the court's general
powers apply in all cases and override all other provisions in these Rules.
A
word or expression used in this Chapter may be defined in the dictionary at
the end of these Rules.