Appearing if served out of jurisdiction

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The period for entering an appearance limited by a writ or any other originating process which requires an appearance and which is served outside the jurisdiction of the Court is –

21 days after service, if the originating process is served in Australia; or the time allowed under the Trans-Tasman Proceedings Act, if the originating process is served in New Zealand; or the time allowed under rule 147E, if the originating process is served in any other place.

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