19Particular proceedings

19 Particular proceedings particular proceedings, including, for example, the following: (a) taking of accounts; (b) proceedings for damages for personal injury or death; (c) the payment of amounts into court; (d) for the Supreme Court—judicial review proceedings; (e) for the Supreme Court—prerogative orders, including prerogative injunctions and declarations, and the form in which prerogative relief or remedy may be granted; (f) for the Supreme Court—habeas corpus orders, including the form in which relief by way of habeas corpus may be granted 20 Interest interest, including, for example, the following: (a) interest up to judgment; (b) interest on judgments 21 Administration and probate for the Supreme Court, administration and probate, including, for example, the following: (a) applications for grants of probate or letters of administration and the documents required; (b) resealing grants; (c) caveats objecting to grants, orders to administer or resealing grants; (d) contested proceedings

Item 22 22 Adoption for the Supreme Court, adoption, including, for example, applications for adoptions 23 Arbitration for the Supreme Court, arbitration, including, for example, the use of court-appointed referees 24 Contempt of court contempt of court, including, for example, the following: (a) contempt of the court as constituted other than by a judge or magistrate; (b) proceedings for failure to comply with orders, other than orders to pay an amount 25 Trusts for the Supreme Court, trusts 26 Costs costs, including, for example, the following: (a) security for costs; (b) entitlement to recover costs; (c) costs of parties in proceedings; (d) costs against non-parties to proceedings; (e) assessment of costs

Item 27 27 Appeals appeals, including, for example, the following: (a) for the Magistrates Court and prescribed tribunals—appeals to the Supreme Court; (b) for the Supreme Court— (i) appeals to the Supreme Court other than to the Court of Appeal; and (ii) appeals to the Court of Appeal 28 Enforcement of judgments enforcement of judgments, including, for example, the following: (a) enforcement hearings, including examination procedures; (b) enforcement orders, including the following: (i) enforcement orders for entry onto, and delivery of possession of, land; (ii) enforcement orders for seizure and sale of property; (iii) enforcement orders for seizure and delivery of particular goods; (iv) enforcement orders for seizure and detention of property; (v) enforcement orders for the attachment or redirection of debts, income and other money; (vi) for the Supreme Court—enforcement orders for charging orders and stop orders; (c) instalment orders; (d) powers of enforcement officers

Item 29 29 Reciprocal enforcement of foreign judgments reciprocal enforcement of foreign judgments

Part 1.3 Criminal proceedings Item 30 Part 1.3 Criminal proceedings 30 Practice and procedure in criminal jurisdiction practice and procedure in the criminal jurisdiction of the Magistrates Court and Supreme Court (including any appellate jurisdiction) generally, including, for example, the following: (a) forms for proceedings; (b) beginning criminal proceedings, including indictments and informations; (c) appearance; (d) arraignments; (e) applications; (f) pleadings; (g) duties of lawyers and the court; (h) pre-trial matters, including pre-trial directions and rulings; (i) regulating hearings and trial proceedings; (j) expert evidence; (k) custody and inspection of exhibits; (l) recording of proceedings and access to records; (m) costs payable to defendants in particular circumstances; (n) inspecting registry files; (o) appeals, including appeals to the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal; (p) listing trials, sentences, applications and appeals for hearing, and setting hearing dates; (q) enforcement of decisions