Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations A barrister must, at
the appropriate time in the hearing of the case if the court has not yet been
informed of that matter, inform the court of:
(a) any
binding authority,
(b)
where there is no binding authority any authority decided by an Australian
appellate court, and
(c) any
applicable legislation,
known to the barrister
and which the barrister has reasonable grounds to believe to be directly in
point, against the client’s case.