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which a judgment may be registered is the total of:
 (a) the whole amount payable under the judgment of the original court, or, if the judgment has been partly satisfied, the balance payable under the judgment at the date of the application for registration, including:
 (i) any costs awarded to the judgment creditor; and
 (ii) any interest that, by the law of the country in which the original court is situated, becomes due under the judgment up to the time of registration; and
 (b) the amount of the reasonable costs of, and incidental to, registration, including the costs of obtaining a certified copy of the judgment from the original court.
8 Judgment sum to be expressed in Australian currency
  If the sum payable under a judgment is expressed in the currency of a foreign country, the amount for which the judgment may be registered is the amount that the sum payable represents in Australian currency calculated at the official rate of exchange determined by the Reserve Bank of Australia as at the date of the judgment of the original court.
9 Judgment in respect of pollution damage and other matters
  If a judgment, for which registration is sought, appears to the Court to be in respect of proceedings for compensation for pollution damage and for other matters, the judgment may be registered in respect of provisions contained in it that relate to compensation for pollution damage but not in respect of provisions relating to the other matters.
10 Evidence in support of application to register judgment
 (1) An application for registration must have with it an affidavit:
 (a) to which is attached:
 (i) a certified copy of the judgment of the original court authenticated by the seal of that court; and
 (ii) if the judgment is not in English — translation of the judgment into English that is certified by a notary public or authenticated by affidavit; and
 (b) that states to the best of knowledge of the applicant:
 (i) that, at the date of the application, the judgment of the original court has not been satisfied, or, if the judgment has been partly satisfied, the sum for which it remains unsatisfied; and
 (ii) that, at the date of the application, the judgment of the original court is enforceable by the applicant by execution in the country in which the original court is situated; and
 (iii) that, if the judgment is registered, the registration will not be, or be liable to be, set aside; and
 (iv) that the judgment of the original court is no longer subject to ordinary forms of review under the law of the country in which the original court is situated; and
 (v) that the judgment