sec.964Serial number

### sec.964 Serial number This rule applies to proceedings started by claim, application or notice of appeal. The registrar must keep a separate file for each proceeding and give the proceeding a distinguishing number. The court serial number must start with— for the Supreme Court—the letter ‘S’; or for the District Court—the letter ‘D’; or for a Magistrates Court—the letter ‘M’. Each document filed in the proceeding must— be placed on the relevant file; and show the court serial number for the proceeding at the top right-hand corner of the first page. Unless the document starts a proceeding or is filed with a document starting a proceeding, the party filing the document must insert the serial number on the document. r 964 amd 2000 SL No. 127 s 94 (sec.964-ssec.1) This rule applies to proceedings started by claim, application or notice of appeal. (sec.964-ssec.2) The registrar must keep a separate file for each proceeding and give the proceeding a distinguishing number. (sec.964-ssec.3) The court serial number must start with— for the Supreme Court—the letter ‘S’; or for the District Court—the letter ‘D’; or for a Magistrates Court—the letter ‘M’. (sec.964-ssec.4) Each document filed in the proceeding must— be placed on the relevant file; and show the court serial number for the proceeding at the top right-hand corner of the first page. (sec.964-ssec.5) Unless the document starts a proceeding or is filed with a document starting a proceeding, the party filing the document must insert the serial number on the document. - (a) for the Supreme Court—the letter ‘S’; or - (b) for the District Court—the letter ‘D’; or - (c) for a Magistrates Court—the letter ‘M’. - (a) be placed on the relevant file; and - (b) show the court serial number for the proceeding at the top right-hand corner of the first page.