Cross-vesting—procedure following transfer of proceeding to court

In force

(1)

This rule applies if a proceeding is transferred to the court from another court under a cross-vesting law.

(2)

The registrar must—

(a)

give a distinguishing number or other unique identifier to the proceeding; and

(b)

record in the cause book—

(i)

the distinguishing number or other unique identifier given to the proceeding; and

(ii)

the date when the proceeding was sent to the court; and

(iii)

any other information that the court directs.

(3)

The registrar must—

(a)

give each party to the proceeding notice of the distinguishing number or other unique identifier given to the proceeding; and

(b)

direct each party to file in the court, not later than 7 days after the day the proceeding is transferred to the court, a notice that states the party’s address for service.

Note

Address for service is defined in the dictionary.

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3310 Cross-vesting—procedure following transfer of proceeding to court