Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p24
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 24/100)
Character Range: 175814–178448

damage or harm that may result if the order is not made;
 (ix) why the order must be urgently made;
 (x) the last known address or address for service of the other party.

5.12  Necessary procedural orders
  If the court makes an order on application without notice, the order must be expressed to operate:
 (a) until a time specified in the order; or
 (b) if the hearing of the application is adjourned—until the date of the hearing.

Part 5.3—Hearing on papers in absence of parties without oral hearing

5.13  Decisions in the absence of the parties without an oral hearing
  The court may determine an application for an interlocutory order in the absence of the parties without an oral hearing if:
 (a) the parties to the application consent to the making of the decision in their absence without an oral hearing; and
 (b) the court considers it appropriate to make the decision in the absence of the parties without an oral hearing.
Note: This Part also applies to an application in relation to an appeal (see rule 13.38).

5.14  Court decision to require attendance
  Despite parties consenting to a hearing being held in their absence without an oral hearing, the court may:
 (a) postpone or adjourn the application; and
 (b) fix a new date for hearing the application; and
 (c) require the parties to attend court for the hearing.

5.15  Procedure for hearing in absence of parties without an oral hearing
 (1) If an application is to be determined in the absence of the parties without an oral hearing, each party must file and serve, at least 2 days before the date fixed for hearing the application:
 (a) a list of documents to be read by the court; and
 (b) a supporting submission.
 (2) A supporting submission must:
 (a) state the reasons why the orders sought by that party should be made; and
 (b) refer to any material in a document filed and served with the application by the page number of the document, and not repeat the text of that material; and
 (c) not be more than 5 pages; and
 (d) have all paragraphs consecutively numbered; and
 (e) be signed by the party or the lawyer who prepared the submission; and
 (f) include the signatory's name and email address and telephone number at which the signatory can be contacted.

Part 5.4—Applications in relation to property

Division 5.4.1—Orders for inspection, etc, of property

5.16  Orders about property
 (1) The court may make an order for the inspection, detention, possession, valuation, insurance or preservation of property if:
 (a) the order relates to the property of a party, or a question may arise about the property in a proceeding; and
 (b) the