Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations (1) A document lodged
in relation to proceedings must specify a residential or business address for
service.
(2) If the party
lodging the document is represented by a legal practitioner, the address for
service must be the principal place of business of the legal practitioner.
(3) The address for
service specified in the document is to be taken to be the party’s
address for service under this Part until —
(a) if
the document specifies the address of a legal practitioner under
subregulation (2), the legal practitioner lodges a notice —
(i)
stating that the legal practitioner no longer acts for
the party; and
(ii)
specifying the party’s new address for service if
it is known to the legal practitioner;
or
(b) a
notice of change of address is lodged by the party.
(4) If a party’s
address for service under this regulation changes after the lodgment of
documents in relation to proceedings, the party must lodge and serve a notice
of change of address as soon as practicable after the change occurs.
[Regulation 149 inserted: Gazette 9 Nov 2012
p. 5412; amended: SL 2020/119 r. 7; SL 2022/118
r. 7.]