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of each State;
 (c) the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory;
 (d) the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory.

Division 3.3 How to apply to register judgment

7 Application to register judgment

 (1) A judgment creditor for a judgment may, in writing, apply to a Court to have the judgment registered in the Court under regulation 9 at any time within 6 years after:
 (a) the date of the judgment; or
 (b) if there have been proceedings by way of appeal against the judgment — the date of the last judgment in those proceedings.

 (2) The application may be made for registration of only so much of the judgment that relates to compensation for pollution damage.

8 Application must be supported by affidavit

 (1) An application under regulation 7 must be supported by an affidavit of the judgment creditor for the judgment.

 (2) The following must be attached to the affidavit:
 (a) a copy of the judgment certified by the original court;
 (b) if the judgment is not in English — a translation of the judgment into English that is authenticated by an affidavit or certified by a notary public.

 (3) The affidavit must contain the following information:
 (a) a statement as to whether the amount payable under the judgment of the original court has been satisfied, including:
 (i) if the amount payable under the judgment has been satisfied in whole — the amount that has been satisfied; or
 (ii) if the amount payable under the judgment that relates to compensation for pollution damage has been partly satisfied — the amount that has not been satisfied in relation to compensation for pollution damage; or
 (iii) if the judgment has not been satisfied — the amount payable under the judgment in relation to compensation for pollution damage;
 (b) a statement as to whether costs (if any) were awarded by the original court and, if so, the amount of costs awarded by the original court, including:
 (i) if the amount of costs payable under the judgment has been satisfied in whole — the amount of costs that has been satisfied; or
 (ii) if the amount of costs payable under the judgment that relates to compensation for pollution damage has been partly satisfied — the amount of costs that has not been satisfied in relation to compensation for pollution damage; or
 (iii) if the judgment has not been satisfied — the amount of costs payable under the judgment in relation to compensation for pollution damage;
 (c) a statement as to whether the judgment of the original court is enforceable by the judgment creditor under the law of the country in which the original court is situated;
 (d) a statement as to whether