Section 34 — Filing of certificates — Supreme Court Rules 2000 (Tasmania) — Barrister AI

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Section 34 — Filing of certificates — Supreme Court Rules 2000 (Tasmania) — Barrister AI

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Status information Long Titler 16Seal of the Court r 17Office seals r 18Affixing of seal r 19Court holidays r 20Office hours r 21Management of Principal Registry r 22Authority of district registrar r 23Proceedings in district registries r 24Management of district registries r 25Officers subject to order or direction of Court r 26Custody of documents r 27Documents required for hearing r 28Transmission of documents between registries r 29Removal of documents from registry r 30Power of clerks r 31Prepayment of fees r 32Indexes of judgments, orders and files r 33Searches r 34Filing of certificates r 34ACertificate of finalisation r 35Office copies r 36Documents deposited or left in registry r 37Attendance away from place of discharge of duties r 38Directions to registrar r 39Rules of Court

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

Schedule 1 — Fees and costs Schedule 2 — Repealed Schedule 3 — Expenses of execution Schedule 4 — Transitional provisions Schedule 5 — Rules of the Supreme Court 1965 amended

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34

Filing of certificates

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Part 3—Seals, Registries and Sheriff

Division 1—Seals and Registries

34 Filing of certificates

A certificate of a registrar made under a judgment or order is to be filed in the registry in which the judgment or order is entered.

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