Supreme Court Rules 2000
783Conduct of proceedings
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783 Conduct of proceedings
(1) If, under section 11(1)(b) of the Cross-vesting Act, the Court applies the law of another State or a Territory in determining a right of action arising under a written law of that State or Territory, the pleadings are to identify the right of action and the written law under which the proceeding arises.
(2) A party seeking to have rules of evidence and procedure, other than those of the Court, applied under section 11(1)(c) of the Cross-vesting Act in dealing with a matter for determination by the Court is to include in the pleadings a statement substantially identifying the rules of evidence and procedure.
(3) If a party claims that rules of evidence and procedure other than those of the Court should, under section 11(1)(c) of the Cross-vesting Act, be applied to the determination by the Court of a matter in a proceeding –
(a) the party is to seek directions on the matter before the proceeding is set down for trial; and
(b) the Court, at any time and of its own motion, may –
(i) give directions in relation to the matter; and
(ii) revoke or vary any direction.