Section 318 — Claims may be joined — Supreme Court Rules 2000 (Tasmania) — Barrister AI

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Section 318 — Claims may be joined — Supreme Court Rules 2000 (Tasmania) — Barrister AI

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Part 1 — Scale of fees to be allowed to practitioners and counsel, No provisions

Part 2 — Fees, No provisions

Part 3 — Costs to be endorsed on writs and claimed on signing judgment, No provisions

Part 4 — Garnishee and judgment summons proceedings (Inclusive of Court costs), No provisions

r 315Interpretation of Division 4 of Part 10 r 316Application r 317Members of society may sue r 318Claims may be joined r 319Enforcement of claim r 320Officer to be joined as coplaintiff or codefendant r 321Claim against members r 322Service of writ r 323Appearance by formal codefendant r 324Names to be supplied r 325Supply of names r 326Conditional appearance by formal codefendant r 327Application to strike out conditional appearance r 328Judgment against society as plaintiff r 329Judgment against society as defendant r 330Enforcement of judgment r 331Enforcement of judgment against members of society r 332Judgment for injunction r 333Claims against members otherwise than as members r 334Claims against officersSchedule 1 — Fees and costs Schedule 2 — Repealed Schedule 3 — Expenses of execution Schedule 4 — Transitional provisions Schedule 5 — Rules of the Supreme Court 1965 amended

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Claims may be joined

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Part 10—Parties

Division 4—Societies

318 Claims may be joined

A claim by an officer of a society may be joined with a claim in respect of the same matter on behalf of the members of the society.

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