Form of originating application between parties
7.08 Form of originating application between parties
(1) Subject to rules 7.15 and 7.16, an originating application by which an applicant commences proceedings against a respondent is to be in accordance with Form 7C and is to:
(a) state the full name of the applicant and an address for service of documents on the applicant; and
(b) if the applicant acts in a representative capacity – state the capacity in which the applicant acts; and
state the name and address of the respondent; and
if the applicant is represented by a law practice:
(i) state the name, the business address in Australia and the telephone, facsimile and reference numbers of the law practice; and
(ii) if the law practice is the agent of another law practice (the principal law practice) – state the name, business address, telephone, facsimile and reference numbers of the principal law practice; and
contain a brief statement of the order or relief applied for; and
(f) if the application arises by or under an Act – identify the specific provision relied on; and
set out sufficient particulars to support the application; and
be accompanied by a supporting affidavit if required.
(2) An originating application between parties may, in addition to stating a business address for a law practice, also state the postal address of the law practice.
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