Industrial Relations (Tribunals) Rules 2011
sec.135Service of applications
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sec.135 Service of applications
This rule applies to— an application to appeal; or an application for leave to appeal; or an application for a stay of a decision under appeal or review; or an application for a WHS review. Unless an enabling Act otherwise provides, the appellant must, within 7 days after the day the application is filed, serve the application on— all respondents to the appeal or WHS review; and any other person required to be served under an enabling Act; and anyone else the court, the commission or a magistrate may direct. If the chief executive (training) is a respondent to an appeal, subrule (2) is taken to be complied with if the appellant serves the application on the chief executive (training). r 135 amd 2012 SL No. 103 s 42 ; 2014 SL No. 143 s 16 ; 2021 SL No. 10 s 40 (sec.135-ssec.1) This rule applies to— an application to appeal; or an application for leave to appeal; or an application for a stay of a decision under appeal or review; or an application for a WHS review. (sec.135-ssec.2) Unless an enabling Act otherwise provides, the appellant must, within 7 days after the day the application is filed, serve the application on— all respondents to the appeal or WHS review; and any other person required to be served under an enabling Act; and anyone else the court, the commission or a magistrate may direct. (sec.135-ssec.3) If the chief executive (training) is a respondent to an appeal, subrule (2) is taken to be complied with if the appellant serves the application on the chief executive (training).
- (a) an application to appeal; or
- (b) an application for leave to appeal; or
- (c) an application for a stay of a decision under appeal or review; or
- (d) an application for a WHS review.
- (a) all respondents to the appeal or WHS review; and
- (b) any other person required to be served under an enabling Act; and
- (c) anyone else the court, the commission or a magistrate may direct.