Address for receiving documents
67 Address for receiving documents
If a person who has not appointed a representative lodges an approved form of a document that requires the person to specify an address for receiving documents, the person —
must specify a postal address on the document; and
may specify an email address on the document.
If a person who has appointed a representative lodges an approved form of a document that requires the person to specify an address for receiving documents, the person —
must specify on the document —
the name of the representative; and
the address where the representative conducts their business; and
the postal address of the representative;
and
with the consent of the representative, may specify either or both of the following —
the email address of the representative;
the details of a document exchange approved by the Registrar.
If an email address is specified as an address for receiving documents in a document lodged under these rules, the person, or the person’s representative, is taken to have consented to receiving documents by email to that email address for the purpose of the proceeding.
If a party’s address for receiving documents changes, the party must lodge with the Registrar a notice of change of address not more than 3 working days after the day on which the change occurs.
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