Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations

COURT PROCEDURES RULES 2006 (NO 29 OF 2006) - REG 101

(SCR o 13 r 2 (1) and (2); MC (CJ)r s 38; Qld r 140)

    (1)     A notice of intention to respond filed by the defendant must state—

    (a)     whether the defendant is represented by a solicitor; and

    (b)     if the defendant is represented by a solicitor—the name of the solicitor; and

    (c)     the defendant's address for service; and

    (d)     if any particulars of the defendant stated in the originating process are incorrect—the correct particulars.

Note     Address for service is defined in the dictionary.

    (2)     If the defendant to an originating claim chooses not to file a notice of intention to respond, but files a defence, the defence must state—

    (a)     whether the defendant is represented by a solicitor; and

    (b)     if the defendant is represented by a solicitor—the name of the solicitor; and

    (c)     the defendant's address for service; and

    (d)     if any particulars of the defendant stated in the originating process are incorrect—the correct particulars.

    (3)     If the defendant includes corrected particulars of the defendant's name in the notice of intention to respond or defence, the court may amend the originating process accordingly.