Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p74
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 74/100)
Character Range: 296528–298973

substantially shorter; or
 (d) save substantial costs.
 (2) An application under this rule must be made by filing an application in accordance with the approved form.

10.11  Orders that may be made under this Part
 (1) On an application under this Part, the court may:
 (a) dismiss any part of the proceeding; or
 (b) decide an issue; or
 (c) make a final order on any issue; or
 (d) order a hearing about an issue or fact; or
 (e) with the consent of the parties, order arbitration about the proceeding or a part of the proceeding.
 (2) If the court makes orders against a party who is claiming relief against the party who obtains the orders, the court may stay execution on, or other enforcement of, the orders until determination of that claim.

Part 10.4—Judgment

10.12  Court may make any judgment or order
  The court may, at any stage in a proceeding on the application of a party, give any judgment or make any order.

10.13  Varying or setting aside orders
 (1) The court may at any time vary or set aside an order, if:
 (a) it was made in the absence of a party; or
 (b) it was obtained by fraud; or
 (c) it is interlocutory; or
 (d) it is an injunction or for the appointment of a receiver; or
 (e) it does not reflect the intention of the court; or
 (f) the party in whose favour it was made consents; or
 (g) there is a clerical mistake in the order; or
 (h) there is an error arising in the order from an accidental slip or omission.
 (2) Subrule (1) does not affect the power of the court to vary or terminate the operation of an order by a further order.
 (3) An application to vary or set aside a final order under paragraph (1)(b) must be made by filing an Initiating Application (Family Law).

10.14  Varying or setting aside reasons for judgment
  The court may, at any time:
 (a) vary or set aside reasons for judgment if the reasons were issued by mistake; or
 (b) correct a clerical mistake in reasons for judgment, or an error arising in reasons for judgment from any accidental slip or omission.

10.15  Order for payment of money
 (1) This rule applies if a person is ordered by the court (other than by way of consent) to pay money and:
 (a) the person is not present, or represented by a lawyer, in court when the order is made; or
 (b) the order is made in chambers.
 (2) The person must be served with a sealed copy of the order:
 (a) if the order imposes a fine—by an enforcement officer; or
 (b) in any other