Form and content
2.08 Form and content
(1) A document prepared for use in the Court is to be prepared in accordance with this rule.
A document is to:
(a) be of durable paper in the size known as International Paper Size A4 and be capable of receiving writing in ink;
have a left-hand margin of at least 25 millimetres;
(c) be printed or typed and the text is to be clear, sharp, legible and permanent;
(d) be headed "In the Work Health Court at" followed immediately by the venue of the Court in which the proceeding has been or is to be commenced and state the identifying number assigned by the Court to the proceeding;
specify the names of all the parties to the proceeding;
(f) contain a short heading indicating the nature of the document; and
(g) state the name, address and telephone, facsimile and reference numbers of the legal practitioner who prepared the form or, if the party acts without a legal practitioner, the name, address and telephone and facsimile numbers of the party.
A document is not to have a backing sheet.
(4) Dates (other than months), amounts and other numbers are to be expressed in figures and not in words.
(5) The Court may require a document in a proceeding to be prepared in a manner it considers appropriate.
Part 3 General procedure in Court
Division 1 Venue of Court
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