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FAMILY LAW RULES 20042003 No. 375 - RULE 6.06

Intervention by a person entitled to intervene
(1)
This rule applies if the Attorney-General, or any other person who is entitled under the Act to do so without the court's permission, intervenes in a case.

(2) The person intervening must file:

(a)
a Notice of Intervention by Person Entitled to Intervene (Form 5); and

(b) an affidavit:

(i)
stating the facts relied on in support of the intervention; and
(ii)
attaching a schedule setting out the orders sought.

Note
For example, section 91 of the Act and section 78A of the Judiciary Act 1903 authorise the Attorney-General to intervene in a case, section 92A of the Act authorises the people mentioned in subsection 92A (2) to intervene in a case without the court's permission, and section 145 of the Assessment Act authorises the Child Support Registrar to intervene in a case.

(3)
On the filing of a Form 5, the Registry Manager must fix a date for a procedural hearing.



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