Supreme Court Rules 2000
803FApplication for interim relief
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803F Application for interim relief
(1) A person may apply to the Court for an order for interim relief, under section 25 of the Trans-Tasman Proceedings Act, by filing an originating application to a judge in chambers.
(2) An application under subrule (1) must be accompanied by an affidavit stating –
(a) if the person –
(i) has started a proceeding in a New Zealand court –
(A) that the person has started a proceeding in a New Zealand Court; and
(B) the relief sought in the New Zealand proceeding; and
(C) the steps taken in the New Zealand proceeding; or
(ii) intends to start a proceeding in a New Zealand court –
(A) when the person intends to start the proceeding; and
(B) the court in which the intended proceeding is to be started; and
(C) the relief to be sought in the intended proceeding; and
(b) the interim relief sought; and
(c) the material facts on which the application is based; and
(d) why the interim relief should be given.