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TAS – Litigation matter types

We have recently added a new feature called Table relations to TAS Litigation matter types.

Card table relations have been implemented for the following TAS Litigation matter types which will enable all related cards to be linked together:

  • Debt Recovery – Magistrates Court
  • Magistrates Court Litigation
  • Supreme Court Litigation

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 Litigation table relations include Defendant and Defendant’s Solicitor:

This is particularly helpful in Litigation matter types when there is more than one Other side and Other side’s Solicitor, it is now easy to identify which Solicitor belongs with which Other side.

Some of these card tables are not Standard tables but are available in Other possible tables and when added to the matter through edit table types will link with the relevant related card or table.

If required, you can also edit table relations per matter by right clicking on the Matter Details and selecting Edit Table relations, you will then be presented with a list of relations to un-associate – simply untick any tables you wish to unlink.

Details are also available on the Help Centre.

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Court Book Cover Pages

The following new Court book cover pages have been created in the relevant litigation LEAP Forms folders:

  • Appeal book cover page – Fair Work Commission [LL-FED-GEN-051]
  • Application book cover page – High Court [LL-FED-GEN-052]
  • Court book cover page – ACT all Courts [LL-ACT-GEN-003]
  • Court book cover page – Federal Court [LL-FED-GEN-053]
  • Court book cover page – NSW District Court [LL-NSW-GEN-0083]
  • Court book cover page – NSW Local Court [LL-NSW-GEN-0084]
  • Court book cover page – NSW Supreme Court [LL-NSW-GEN-0085]
  • Court book cover page – NT Supreme Court [LL-NT-GEN-002]
  • Court book cover page – Federal Circuit Court and Family Court [LL-FED-GEN-054]
  • Court book cover page – QLD District Court [LL-QLD-GEN-028]
  • Court book cover page – QLD Magistrates Court [LL-QLD-GEN-029]
  • Court book cover page – QLD Supreme Court [LL-QLD-GEN-030]
  • Court book cover page – TAS Supreme Court [LL-TAS-GEN-009]
  • Court book cover page – VIC County Court [LL-VIC-GEN-040]
  • Court book cover page – VIC Magistrates Court [LL-VIC-GEN-041]
  • Court book cover page – VIC Supreme Court [LL-VIC-GEN-042]
  • Court book cover page – SA all Courts [LL-SA-GEN-013]
  • Trial bundle cover page – WA Supreme Court [LL-WA-GEN-008]

These cover pages can be used when compiling court books, appeal books, tender books and trial bundles.  You can also use BundlePro to assist in compiling these books and bundles.

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TAS – Supreme Court Civil

We have completed a profile review of the Supreme Court of Tasmania Civil forms.

The following forms have minor amendments:

  • Writ   Form 2  (LL-TAS-SC-0002)
  • Notice to be given to persons to be served  Form 6  (LL-TAS-SC-0006)
  • Notice of discontinuance  Form 24  (LL-TAS-SC-0024)
  • Certificate of readiness  Form 41  (LL-TAS-SC-0041)
  • Notice of discontinuance of appeal  Form 48  (LL-TAS-SC-0048)
  • Notice of intention to appear upon return of application  Form 57A  (LL-TAS-SC-0054)
  • Request for service abroad of judicial documents  Form 54  (LL-TAS-SC-0082)

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TAS – Supreme Court Civil

In accordance with the Supreme Court Forms Amendment Rules 2019, the following forms have been added to Litigation > Supreme Court Litigation > Leap Forms > Supreme Court > Civil:

  • Notice accompanying the originating process in representative proceedings  Form 22A  (LL-TAS-SC-0086)
  • Opt-out notice  Form 22B  (LL-TAS-SC-0087)

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TAS – Supreme Court Civil

We have created the following Supreme Court of Tasmania Civil forms, which can be found at Litigation > Supreme Court Litigation > Leap Forms > Supreme Court > Civil:

  • Writ and statement of claim in an action at the suit of the attorney-general for forfeiture  Form 51  (LL-TAS-SC-0047)
  • Notice of filing of writ and statement of claim for condemnation of property seized as forfeited  Form 52  (LL-TAS-SC-0048)
  • Claim as to property seized  Form 53  (LL-TAS-SC-0049)
  • Judgment of forfeiture in default of claim  Form 54  (LL-TAS-SC-0050)
  • Judgment of forfeiture where claim filed but no defence filed  Form 55  (LL-TAS-SC-0051)
  • Judgment of forfeiture after trial  Form 56  (LL-TAS-SC-0052)
  • Judgment of forfeiture for claimant  Form 57  (LL-TAS-SC-0053)
  • Notice of intention to appear upon return of application  Form 57A  (LL-TAS-SC-0054)
  • Notice of submission to order upon return of application  Form 57B  (LL-TAS-SC-0055)
  • Final judgment in default of appearance or defence  Form 58  (LL-TAS-SC-0056)
  • Interlocutory judgment in default of appearance or defence  Form 59  (LL-TAS-SC-0057)
  • Judgment after trial with jury  Form 60  (LL-TAS-SC-0058)
  • Judgment after trial without jury pursuant to an order  Form 61  (LL-TAS-SC-0059)
  • General form of order  Form 62  (LL-TAS-SC-0060)
  • Writ of fieri facias  Form 63  (LL-TAS-SC-0061)
  • Writ of venditioni exponas  Form 64  (LL-TAS-SC-0062)
  • Writ of possession  Form 65  (LL-TAS-SC-0063)
  • Writ of restitution  Form 66  (LL-TAS-SC-0064)
  • Writ of delivery  Form 67  (LL-TAS-SC-0065)
  • Writ of delivery or assessed value  Form 68  (LL-TAS-SC-0066)
  • Affidavit and application for provisional garnishee order attaching a debt  Form 69  (LL-TAS-SC-0067)
  • Provisional garnishee order attaching a debt (incorporating notices to debtor and garnishee)  Form 70  (LL-TAS-SC-0068)
  • Final garnishee order attaching debt where garnishee has paid amount owing into court  Form 71  (LL-TAS-SC-0069)
  • Final garnishee order attaching debt  Form 72  (LL-TAS-SC-0070)
  • Affidavit and application for provisional garnishee order attaching earnings  Form 73  (LL-TAS-SC-0071)
  • Provisional garnishee order attaching earnings (incorporating notices to debtor and garnishee)  Form 74  (LL-TAS-SC-0072)
  • Final garnishee order attaching earnings  Form 75  (LL-TAS-SC-0073)
  • Affidavit as to stock  Form 76  (LL-TAS-SC-0074)
  • Notice as to stock  Form 77  (LL-TAS-SC-0075)
  • Writ of attachment  Form 78  (LL-TAS-SC-0076)
  • Writ of sequestration  Form 79  (LL-TAS-SC-0077)
  • Affidavit of service of foreign process  Form 83  (LL-TAS-SC-0081)
  • Request for service abroad of judicial documents  Form 83A  (LL-TAS-SC-0082)
  • Summary of document to be served  Form 83B  (LL-TAS-SC-0083)
  • Notice to defendant served outside Australia  Form  83C  (LL-TAS-SC-0084)
  • Certificate as to examination and depositions  Form 84  (LL-TAS-SC-0085)

Note: As the forms are new, we would appreciate any feedback by clicking here.

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TAS – Supreme Court Civil

We have created the following Supreme Court of Tasmania Civil forms, which can be found at Litigation > Supreme Court Litigation > Leap Forms > Supreme Court > Civil:

  • Receiver’s recognisance Form 28 (LL-TAS-SC-0028)
  • Receiver’s Bond Form 29 (LL-TAS-SC-0029)
  • Receiver’s security by undertaking Form 30 (LL-TAS-SC-0030)
  • Affidavit verifying receiver’s account Form 31 (LL-TAS-SC-0031)
  • Short order for issue of commission to examine witnesses Form 32 (LL-TAS-SC-0032)
  • Long order for commission to examine witnesses Form 33 (LL-TAS-SC-0033)
  • Commission to examine witnesses Form 34 (LL-TAS-SC-0034)
  • Order for letter of request to judicial authority out of Tasmania Form 35 (LL-TAS-SC-0035)
  • Letter of request for examination of witness Form 36 (LL-TAS-SC-0036)
  • Subpoena to give evidence Form 37 (LL-TAS-SC-0037)
  • Subpoena to produce documents or things Form 38 (LL-TAS-SC-0038)
  • Subpoena to give evidence and produce documents or things Form 39 (LL-TAS-SC-0039)
  • Interlocutory application Form 41 (LL-TAS-SC-0040)
  • Certificate of readiness Form 42 (LL-TAS-SC-0041)
  • Notice of intention to appear Form 43 (LL-TAS-SC-0042)
  • Notice of submission Form 44 (LL-TAS-SC-0043)
  • Notice of discontinuance of appeal Form 48 (LL-TAS-SC-0044)

Note: As the forms are new, we would appreciate any feedback by clicking here.

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TAS – Supreme Court Civil Forms

We have created the following Supreme Court of Tasmania Civil forms:

  • Acceptance of sum paid into court Form 21 (LL-TAS-SC-0021)
  • Affidavit for entry of appearance as litigation guardian Form 22 (LL-TAS-SC-0022)
  • Judgment by consent Form 23 (LL-TAS-SC-0023)
  • Notice of discontinuance or finalisation Form 24 (LL-TAS-SC-0024)
  • Judgment for defendant or discontinuance Form 25 (LL-TAS-SC-0025)
  • List of documents Form 26 (LL-TAS-SC-0026)
  • Affidavit verifying list of documents Form 27 (LL-TAS-SC-0027)

Note: As the forms are new, we would appreciate any feedback by clicking here.

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TAS – Supreme Court Civil Forms

The following Supreme Court of Tasmania Civil forms have been created:

  • Notice of intention to cease to act as practitioner – Form 11 (LL-TAS-SC-0011)
  • Notice of ceasing to act as practitioner – Form 12 (LL-TAS-SC-0012)
  • Letter of request for service of document – Form 13 (LL-TAS-SC-0013)
  • Notice of appearance – Form 14 (LL-TAS-SC-0014)
  • Notice of conditional appearance – Form 15 (LL-TAS-SC-0015)
  • Notice of appearance limited to land – Form 16 (LL-TAS-SC-0016)
  • Notice of counterclaim or cross-application – Form 17 (LL-TAS-SC-0017)
  • Third party notice – Form 18 (LL-TAS-SC-0018)
  • Judgment for plaintiff after confession of defence – Form 19 (LL-TAS-SC-0019)
  • Notice of payment into court – Form 20 (LL-TAS-SC-0020)

Note: As the forms are new, we would appreciate any feedback by clicking here.

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New Critical Dates for Litigation matter types

A new critical date scheme has been created and added to Calendar & Tasks for all state and federal Litigation matter types, which includes the following new critical dates:

  • Date of service of originating process
  • Due date for Defence
  • First court date
  • Further court date
  • Further court date
  • Mediation due by date
  • Hearing date
  • Settlement / Judgement

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