Corresponding courts and interstate laws
6 Corresponding courts and interstate laws
Subject to subsection (2), the Governor may, by proclamation, declare that—
a law of a State (other than South Australia) is an interstate law for the purposes of this Act; and
a specified court of South Australia or any court belonging to a specified class or description of courts of South Australia is, for the purposes of this Act, a corresponding court in relation to a specified court of a participating State or in relation to any court belonging to a specified class or description of courts of a participating State.
A proclamation shall not be made under subsection (1) in respect of a law of another State unless the Governor is satisfied that that law substantially corresponds to the provisions of this Act and contains provisions that are referred to in this Act as provisions of an interstate law that correspond to specified provisions of this Act.
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