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SA – Conveyancing Property matter types – new feature

We have recently added a new feature called Table relations to all Conveyancing Property matter types.

Table relations provide smart association of related parties and/or relevant data through both cards and tables to ensure matter types are easier to complete.

Some common Conveyancing Property table relations include:

Vendor Vendor’s solicitor
Purchaser Purchaser’s Solicitor
Discharging Mortgagee Discharging Mortgagee’s Solicitor
Incoming Mortgagee Incoming Mortgagee’s Solicitor
Incoming Mortgagee Mortgage Broker
Managing Agent Tenant

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SA – Uniform Civil Rules (UCR)

The following forms has been amended and updated:

  • Notice of case stated [LL-SA-UCR-135]
  • Consent of liquidator or provisional liquidator [LL-SA-UCR-142]
  • Notice of application for recognition of foreign proceeding [LL-SA-UCR-148]
  • Notice of filing of application to modify or terminate an order for recognition or other relief [LL-SA-UCR-153]

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SA – new Environmental matter type forms

Recently we released a new matter type for Environment, Resources and Development Court.

The following new ERD Court forms are now available:

  • Affidavit – Form 12 [LL-SA-ERD-001];
  • Claim – native title compensation (ERD) – Form 1N [LL-SA-ERD-021];
  • Electronic non-contentious application – annexure A of practice direction [LL-SA-ERD-002];
  • Exhibit to affidavit or statutory declaration – Form 14 [LL-SA-ERD-006];
  • Interlocutory application – Form 77 [LL-SA-ERD-011];
  • Interlocutory application to be joined – Form 77I [LL-SA-ERD-012];
  • Interlocutory application – native title (ERD) – Form 77N [LL-SA-ERD-027];
  • Originating application – Form 2AD [LL-SA-ERD-005];
  • Originating application for review (s86) – Form 4I [LL-SA-ERD-007];
  • Originating application – appeal against administrative decision – Form 5G [LL-SA-ERD-003];
  • Originating application – appeal against development decision (development act) Form 5H [LL-SA-ERD-004];
  • Originating application – native title declaration claimant application (ERD) – Form 2AH [LL-SA-ERD-023];
  • Originating application – native title declaration non-claimant application (ERD)- Form 2AI [LL-SA-ERD-024];
  • Originating application – native title determination (ERD Court) – Form 2AK [LL-SA-ERD-026];
  • Originating application – summary determination authorising operations on native title land – Form 2AJ [LL-SA-ERD-025];
  • Notice of acting – Form 23 [LL-SA-ERD-008];
  • Notice of appeal – Form 181B [LL-SA-ERD-018];
  • Notice of change of address for service – Form 25 [LL-SA-ERD-022];
  • Notice of cross-appeal – Form 184B [LL-SA-ERD-019];
  • Notice of discontinuance – Form 125 [LL-SA-ERD-017];
  • Notice of interest – Form 59 [LL-SA-ERD-009];
  • Notice of summons (ERD Court) – Form 47 [LL-SA-ERD-010];
  • Schedule to interlocutory application – native title (ERD) – Form 77O [LL-SA-ERD-028];
  • Statutory declaration – Form 13 [LL-SA-ERD-020];
  • Subpoena to attend and produce (ERD Court) – Form 107G [LL-SA-ERD-015];
  • Subpoena to attend to give evidence (ERD Court) – Form 105G [LL-SA-ERD-014];
  • Subpoena to produce documents (ERD Court) – For 106G [LL-SA-ERD-016]; and
  • Summons – Form 84D [LL-SA-ERD-013]

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SA – Uniform Civil Rules (UCR) amendments – Prescribed forms

In accordance to recent modifications to prescribed forms contained in Schedule 7 to the  Uniform Civil Rules 2010, the following forms have been updated:

  • Affidavit (Form 12) [LL-SA-UCR-004]
  • Affidavit – in support of application for admission (Form 12A) [LL-SA-UCR-005]
  • Affidavit of personal injury particulars (Form 10) [LL-SA-UCR-006]
  • Affidavit of proof of service (Form 42) [LL-SA-UCR-050]
  • Certificate of readiness for trial [LL-SA-UCR-075]
  • Exhibit front sheet to Affidavit or Statutory Declaration (Form 14) [LL-SA-UCR-012]
  • Statutory declaration (Form 13) [LL-SA-UCR-045]
  • Statutory declaration – in support of registration (Form 13A) [LL-SA-UCR-046]
  • Written submissions (Form 190) [LL-SA-UCR-137]

In addition to the updated forms, the following new forms have also been added:

  • Summary of argument (Form 89) [LL-SA-UCR-166]
  • Written submissions (Form 90) [LL-SA-UCR-167]
  • Notice to party – minor civil review (Form 191) [LL-SA-UCR-168]
  • Written case on minor civil review (Form 192) [LL-SA-UCR-169]

REMINDER: from Monday 21 September 2020, CourtSA is being mandated for legal practitioners in the civil jurisdiction.

Court SA advises this means:

Anything that can be lodged using CourtSA must be. For instructions on how to lodge prescribed forms using CourtSA click here.

Anything that cannot be lodged using CourtSA because:

    • it is a lodgement that cannot be done using CourtSA;
    • there is data migration or technical issue associated with the case; or
    • access to the case has been requested but not yet granted

can be lodged via email or in person at a CourtSA Registry Services counter.

 

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SA – Environmental new matter type

We have released a new matter type for Environment Resources and Development Court which is located in Other Areas of Law > Environment & Planning.

Tables:

Standard table types and specific tables have been created for this matter type and you should ensure completion for automation of RMPAT forms:

Applicant Respondent Appellant
Applicant’s Solicitor Respondent’s Solicitor Appellant’s Solicitor
Interested Party Interested Party Role Property
Development details Court details Barrister

Development Details table:

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Filed Under: SA

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Practice Management matter type

We have added the Firm table to the Client table substitutions and made it the default for all 3 matter types under Practice Management.

The Employee table has also been added as a default table to the Affairs and Administration matter types.

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Interactive PDFs

Have you tried one our Interactive PDFs yet?  

They fully automate from your LEAP matter quickly, are easily editable or updated and contain no lengthy FILLINS – just one dialog window (when applicable) for fast and easy completion.

The Interactive PDFs are easily identifiable from the Word versions of the forms by the PDF icon within your LEAP Forms Folders:

Creating a lockable version of the form with the Print to LEAP function 

If you need to send the form externally and do not want the data altered by your client or other parties, you can create a lockable version as follows:

  1. Open the PDF
  2. Click Print or Ctrl+P
  3. Select Print To LEAP as the printer option
  4. Select Print (a separate PDF will generate and the Printed Document window will open)
  5. Enter a Document name
  6. Select the matter
  7. Tick Create New Time/Fee (if needed)
  8. Click OK

For more information on how to use Interactive PDFs in LEAP, please refer to the LEAP Community article on Using Interactive PDFs.