Commonwealth Numbered Regulations

1994 No. 357 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COURT RULES - ORDER 46 RULE 9

9. (1) In any such case as is mentioned in rule 8, any party desiring to make
an immediate application to the Court or a Judge may, instead of requesting
that the application be heard and disposed of at another place require the
Registrar at the proper place to transmit by telegraph to the Registry at
another place the contents of all such documents filed in the Registry at the
proper place as are necessary for the purpose of hearing and disposing of the
application, and the Registrar at the proper place shall, on payment by such
party of the expense of transmission, transmit them
accordingly to such other place (in this rule referred to as the "temporary
venue") as that Registrar may determine.

(2) The copy so received by telegraph shall be filed in the Registry at the
temporary venue and shall be receivable in evidence for the purpose of the
application to the same extent as the original documents would be admissible.

(3) If the application is to be made upon notice to any person, the notice
shall state that the documents will be transmitted by telegraph to the
Registry at the temporary venue.

(4) If any person to whom notice is given under subrule (3) requires any other
documents to be transmitted by telegraph to the Registry at the
temporary venue, they shall be transmitted accordingly and shall be receivable
in evidence in like manner.

(5) Evidence of service of the notice may also be so transmitted.