Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations

COURT PROCEDURES RULES 2006 (NO 29 OF 2006) - REG 3463

(SCR o 82 r 4 (1)–(4))

    (1)     An application for registration of an interstate confiscation order, or an amendment of an interstate confiscation order, must be made by originating application.

    (2)     The person against whom the interstate confiscation order was made must be named as the defendant to the application.

    (3)     The application may be made without notice to anyone unless the court otherwise orders.

    (4)     A return date must not be set for the application unless the court otherwise orders on its own initiative.

Note     Return date for an application is defined in the dictionary.

    (5)     If the application asks for the application to be dealt with under this subrule, the court may make an order for registration of the interstate confiscation order or amendment in closed court and in the absence of the parties.

    (6)     If the court makes an order for registration of an interstate confiscation order, or an amendment of an interstate confiscation order, the plaintiff must serve on the defendant—

    (a)     a sealed copy of the order for registration; and

    (b)     a certified copy of the registered interstate confiscation order or registered amendment of an interstate confiscation order.