sec.490Procedure for making application

### sec.490 Procedure for making application If the applicant proposes an application be decided without an oral hearing, the application must— include a notice in the approved form; and be accompanied by a draft order and written submission in support. The registrar must set a date for deciding the application which is at least 10 days after the application is expected to be served on the respondent. If the application is made without notice to a party— subrule (2) and rules 492 to 495 do not apply; and the registrar must set as the date for deciding the application the first date convenient to the court. If the parties resolve all or part of the application before the date for deciding the application, each party must give the court written notice of the extent to which the application is resolved and the orders the parties have agreed to seek. r 490 amd 2000 SL No. 127 s 38 (sec.490-ssec.1) If the applicant proposes an application be decided without an oral hearing, the application must— include a notice in the approved form; and be accompanied by a draft order and written submission in support. (sec.490-ssec.2) The registrar must set a date for deciding the application which is at least 10 days after the application is expected to be served on the respondent. (sec.490-ssec.3) If the application is made without notice to a party— subrule (2) and rules 492 to 495 do not apply; and the registrar must set as the date for deciding the application the first date convenient to the court. (sec.490-ssec.4) If the parties resolve all or part of the application before the date for deciding the application, each party must give the court written notice of the extent to which the application is resolved and the orders the parties have agreed to seek. - (a) include a notice in the approved form; and - (b) be accompanied by a draft order and written submission in support. - (a) subrule (2) and rules 492 to 495 do not apply; and - (b) the registrar must set as the date for deciding the application the first date convenient to the court.