Supreme Court Rules 1987

(1) The address for service of a plaintiff is:

(a) where the plaintiff sues by a solicitor:

(i) the business address of the solicitor endorsed on the originating process, being an address in the Northern Territory; or

(ii) the email address of the solicitor endorsed on the originating process; or

(b) where the plaintiff sues in person:

(i) an address within 30 km of the Registry in which the originating process is issued endorsed on the originating process; or

(ii) the email address of the plaintiff endorsed on the originating process.

(2) The address for service of a defendant is:

(a) where the defendant appears by a solicitor:

(i) the business address of the solicitor stated in the notice of appearance, being an address in the Northern Territory; or

(ii) the email address of the solicitor stated in the notice of appearance; or

(b) where the defendant appears in person:

(i) an address within 30 km of the Registry in which the originating process is issued stated in the notice of appearance; or

(ii) the email address of the defendant stated in the notice of appearance.