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Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999
sec.50Applications heard at a different location
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### sec.50 Applications heard at a different location
If—
an application in a proceeding would ordinarily be made to the court at a particular registry; and
there is no judge of the court at the registry available to hear and decide the application;
nothing in this part prevents a person making the application in the proceeding to the court at another registry.
If—
an application in a proceeding would ordinarily be made to a particular Magistrates Court; and
there is no magistrate at the court available to hear and decide the application;
nothing in this part prevents a person making the application in the proceeding to another Magistrates Court.
(sec.50-ssec.1) If— an application in a proceeding would ordinarily be made to the court at a particular registry; and there is no judge of the court at the registry available to hear and decide the application; nothing in this part prevents a person making the application in the proceeding to the court at another registry.
(sec.50-ssec.2) If— an application in a proceeding would ordinarily be made to a particular Magistrates Court; and there is no magistrate at the court available to hear and decide the application; nothing in this part prevents a person making the application in the proceeding to another Magistrates Court.
- (a) an application in a proceeding would ordinarily be made to the court at a particular registry; and
- (b) there is no judge of the court at the registry available to hear and decide the application;
- (a) an application in a proceeding would ordinarily be made to a particular Magistrates Court; and
- (b) there is no magistrate at the court available to hear and decide the application;