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When is the deadline for plaintiff's application for directions in original jurisdiction proceeding?

The catalogue records a 14 days period from the expiry of the time referred to in paragraph 27.01(d) for a defendant to file a notice of appearance. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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14 days
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the expiry of the time referred to in paragraph 27.01(d) for a defendant to file a notice of appearance
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  • Rule 4.02 general power to enlarge or abridge. Rule 28.01.1 permits dismissal for want of prosecution where a plaintiff has not done an act required by the Rules.
  • Form 21. Rule 27.06.3 requires the plaintiff to file and serve with the application an outline of submissions addressing, among other things, whether the matter should be remitted to another court and the precise terms of the orders sought. Remitter is governed by Judiciary Act 1903 (Cth) s 44.

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