Rules of law and equity applicable to the Court
57 Rules of law and equity applicable to the Court
The several rules of law and equity enacted and declared by the Supreme Court Act 1935, shall, unless express provision is otherwise made in this Act, be in force and take effect in the Court, as far as the matters to which those rules relate are respectively cognizable by the Court.
Without affecting the generality of subsection (1), but subject to the express provisions of any other Act, in every action or matter commenced in the Court, law and equity shall be administered according to the provisions of section 25 of the Supreme Court Act 1935 as though that section were enacted in this Act and in terms made applicable to the Court.
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