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Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Rules 2009
sec.60AForm of application for unliquidated damages
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### sec.60A Form of application for unliquidated damages
An application for a decision by default claiming recovery of an amount consisting of, or including, unliquidated damages from a person must be made—
in the approved form; or
if the application is filed electronically under rule 24 (1) (c) and a practice direction prescribes the form to be used—in that form.
The application must have the following attached—
an affidavit about how a copy of the original application for the recovery of the unliquidated damages was given to the respondent;
an affidavit about the unliquidated damages—
stating the basis on which recovery of the amount of unliquidated damages is claimed; and
including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated, including by annexing all supporting material to the affidavit; and
if costs or interest is claimed in the application—stating the basis on which the costs or interest is claimed, including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated.
The application must be filed.
r 60A ins 2013 SL No. 292 s 10
sub 2016 SL No. 19 s 26
(sec.60A-ssec.1) An application for a decision by default claiming recovery of an amount consisting of, or including, unliquidated damages from a person must be made— in the approved form; or if the application is filed electronically under rule 24 (1) (c) and a practice direction prescribes the form to be used—in that form.
(sec.60A-ssec.2) The application must have the following attached— an affidavit about how a copy of the original application for the recovery of the unliquidated damages was given to the respondent; an affidavit about the unliquidated damages— stating the basis on which recovery of the amount of unliquidated damages is claimed; and including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated, including by annexing all supporting material to the affidavit; and if costs or interest is claimed in the application—stating the basis on which the costs or interest is claimed, including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated.
(sec.60A-ssec.3) The application must be filed.
- (a) in the approved form; or
- (b) if the application is filed electronically under rule 24 (1) (c) and a practice direction prescribes the form to be used—in that form.
- (a) an affidavit about how a copy of the original application for the recovery of the unliquidated damages was given to the respondent;
- (b) an affidavit about the unliquidated damages— (i) stating the basis on which recovery of the amount of unliquidated damages is claimed; and (ii) including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated, including by annexing all supporting material to the affidavit; and (iii) if costs or interest is claimed in the application—stating the basis on which the costs or interest is claimed, including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated.
- (i) stating the basis on which recovery of the amount of unliquidated damages is claimed; and
- (ii) including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated, including by annexing all supporting material to the affidavit; and
- (iii) if costs or interest is claimed in the application—stating the basis on which the costs or interest is claimed, including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated.
- (i) stating the basis on which recovery of the amount of unliquidated damages is claimed; and
- (ii) including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated, including by annexing all supporting material to the affidavit; and
- (iii) if costs or interest is claimed in the application—stating the basis on which the costs or interest is claimed, including all information necessary to show how the claim has been calculated.