Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p59
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 59/154)
Character Range: 356668–359273

(g) that all or any part of any submissions be in writing; or
 (h) limiting the length of any written submissions.
Note: For other directions, see rule 5.04.

30.24  Death before judgment
  If a party dies after the hearing of the proceeding has concluded, the Court may still proceed to give judgment, and an order be made for the entry of the judgment.

30.25  Evidence in other proceedings
  A party may apply to the Court to read evidence taken in another proceeding.
Note: Evidence includes an affidavit filed in another proceeding.

30.26  Plans, photographs and models
  If a party intends to tender any plan, photograph or model in a proceeding, the party must give the other parties at least 7 days before the start of the trial or hearing, an opportunity to inspect it and to agree to its admission without proof.

30.27  Consent
 (1) A document is evidence of consent if it purports:
 (a) to contain the written consent of a person to act:
 (i) as litigation representative of a person under a legal incapacity; or
 (ii) as trustee; or
 (iii) as receiver; or
 (iv) in any other office on appointment of the Court; and
 (b) to be executed in accordance with subrule (2).
 (2) A document is sufficiently executed for subrule (1):
 (a) if the consenting person is not a corporation—the document is signed by the consenting person and the signature is verified by another person; or
 (b) if the consenting person is a corporation—the document is executed in accordance with section 127 of the Corporations Act 2001.
Note: Litigation representative and person under a legal incapacity are defined in the Dictionary.

30.28  Notice to produce
 (1) A party may serve on another party a notice, in accordance with Form 61, requiring the party served to produce any document or thing in the party's control:
 (a) at any trial or hearing in the proceeding; or
 (b) at any hearing before a Registrar or any examiner or other person having authority to take evidence in the proceeding.
 (2) If the document or thing required to be produced under subrule (1) is not produced, the party serving the notice may lead secondary evidence of the contents or nature of the document or thing.
 (3) If a notice under subrule (1) specifies a date for production, and is served 5 days or more before that date, the party served with the notice must produce the document or thing in accordance with the notice, without the need for a subpoena for production.
Note: A party who fails to comply with a notice under subrule (1) may be liable to pay any costs incurred because of the failure.

30.29  Notice of intention to