Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:35:p4
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 35 (pt 4/12)
Character Range: 92830–95508

the device could be used to brief a witness out of court;
(c) whether the use of the device would disturb the hearing or distract or cause concern to a witness or other participant in the hearing.
Note 2: The Court may dispense with compliance with this rule—see rule 1.34.

6.12  Contempt
  Rule 6.11 does not limit the powers of the Court to punish for contempt.

Chapter 2—Original jurisdiction—proceedings generally

Part 7—Orders before start of a proceeding

Division 7.1—Injunctions, preservation of property and receivers

7.01  Order before start of proceeding
 (1) If a matter is urgent, a person who intends to start a proceeding (a prospective applicant) may apply to the Court, without notice, as if the prospective applicant had started the proceeding and the application had been made in the proceeding, for an order:
 (a) granting an injunction; or
 (b) if the matter relates to property:
 (i) for the detention, custody, preservation or inspection of the property; and
 (ii) to authorise any person to enter any land, or do any other act or thing, for the purpose of giving effect to the order; or
 (c) if the matter relates to the right of a prospective applicant to an amount in a fund—that the amount in the fund be paid into Court or otherwise secured; or
 (d) appointing a receiver with the power of a receiver and manager.
 (2) An application mentioned in subrule (1) must be in accordance with Form 12 and accompanied by an affidavit stating the facts on which the prospective applicant relies.
 (3) A prospective applicant seeking an order under this rule must give an undertaking to the Court to start a proceeding in relation to the subject matter of the application within 14 days after the application has been determined.
Note: Without notice is defined in the Dictionary.
Rules 7.02–7.10 left blank

Division 7.2—Approval of agreement for person under a legal incapacity

7.11  Compromise or settlement of matter before proceeding
 (1) If a claim that is enforceable by a proceeding in the Court is made by, for or against a person under a legal incapacity, an interested person may apply to the Court for an order:
 (a) approving an agreement made by or for the person for compromise or settlement of the claim before any proceeding is started; and
 (b) enforcing the claim.
Note 1: Interested person and person under a legal incapacity are defined in the Dictionary.
Note 2: Division 9.6 deals with a proceeding by or against a person under a legal incapacity.
 (2) An application must be:
 (a) in accordance with Form 13; and
 (b) accompanied by the following:
 (i) an affidavit stating the material facts on which the application relies;
 (ii)