Supreme Court Rules 2000

Any document, exhibit or other thing admitted in evidence in a proceeding before the Court or a judge remains in the custody of the registrar until – the expiration of the time allowed for appeal; or if there is an appeal, until its determination.

A party to a proceeding may take a copy of anything held in the custody of the registrar.

The Court or a judge may allow anything held in the custody of the registrar to be released during the period referred to in subrule (1) on any conditions, and on any security for its production if it is required during that period, as the Court or judge thinks necessary.

A Full Court may make any appropriate order with respect to anything held in the custody of the registrar and connected with an appeal before the Full Court.