Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p38
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 38/43)
Character Range: 203838–206444

application (if any) when the cause of action arose, the person carried on business under the business name.

11.04  Address for service—partnership
 (1) If an originating application claims that 2 or more persons are liable as partners, a person who is served with the originating application must file a notice of address for service in the person's name.
 (2) However, the proceeding continues in the partnership name.
Note: For the filing of a defence in a proceeding against a partnership, see rule 9.45.

11.05  Receivers
  A person who is appointed as a receiver must, within 7 days after the appointment, file a notice of address for service.
Note: Divisions 7.1 and 14.3 relate to receivers.

11.06  When must notice of address for service be filed
  A person who is required to file a notice of address for service in a proceeding must do so before the return date fixed in the originating application and before filing any other document in the proceeding.

11.07  How to file notice of address for service
  A person who is required to file a notice of address for service must do so in accordance with Form 10.

11.08  Service of notice of address for service
  As soon as practicable after a person files a notice of address for service, the person must serve a stamped copy of the notice on each other party to the proceeding.
Note: The stamp of the District Registry will be affixed to the notice of address for service—see paragraph 2.01(2)(a).

11.09  Change of address for service
  A person may change the person's address for service in a proceeding by:
 (a) filing a notice of the change showing the new notice of address for service, in accordance with Form 28; and
 (b) as soon as reasonably practicable, serving a copy of the new notice on each party to the proceeding.

Part 12—Submitting notices

12.01  Submitting notice
 (1) A party who has been served with an originating application or a notice of appeal who does not want to contest the relief sought in the originating application or the notice of appeal may file a submitting notice, in accordance with Form 29.
Note: Submitting notice is defined in the Dictionary.
 (2) A submitting notice must:
 (a) state that the party submits to any order that the Court may make; and
 (b) state whether the party wants to be heard on the question of costs; and
 (c) include an address for service; and
 (d) be filed:
 (i) for a party served with an originating application—before the return date; or
 (ii) for a party served with a notice of appeal—within 14 days after being served with the notice of appeal.
 (3) A party who has