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Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999
sec.790Preparation for hearing
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### sec.790 Preparation for hearing
On compliance with these rules and any relevant practice direction, the appellant and all respondents who have filed an address for service must confer with a view to identifying—
the matters in issue in the appeal; and
whether any and what further evidence is or is sought to be put before the court for the purposes of the appeal; and
how long the hearing of the appeal may take.
If the parties reach agreement as required under subrule (1) , the parties must immediately file a certificate of readiness in the approved form.
If the parties can not agree as required under subrule (1) , each party must immediately file a certificate of readiness in the approved form.
On the filing of a certificate of readiness, the registrar may list the matter for hearing.
(sec.790-ssec.1) On compliance with these rules and any relevant practice direction, the appellant and all respondents who have filed an address for service must confer with a view to identifying— the matters in issue in the appeal; and whether any and what further evidence is or is sought to be put before the court for the purposes of the appeal; and how long the hearing of the appeal may take.
(sec.790-ssec.2) If the parties reach agreement as required under subrule (1) , the parties must immediately file a certificate of readiness in the approved form.
(sec.790-ssec.3) If the parties can not agree as required under subrule (1) , each party must immediately file a certificate of readiness in the approved form.
(sec.790-ssec.4) On the filing of a certificate of readiness, the registrar may list the matter for hearing.
- (a) the matters in issue in the appeal; and
- (b) whether any and what further evidence is or is sought to be put before the court for the purposes of the appeal; and
- (c) how long the hearing of the appeal may take.