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a request for transmission, in accordance with Form 24; and
 (e) the party's or the party's lawyer's written undertaking, to pay to the Chief Executive Officer the amount of the expenses incurred by the Court in giving effect to the party's request; and
 (f) the number of copies of each document that are required by the relevant conventions to be served; and
 (g) if necessary, a translation into the foreign country's official language (including a statement by the translator attesting to the accuracy of the translation) of the following:
 (i) the request for transmission mentioned in paragraph (d);
 (ii) each document to be served.
Note: This rule does not apply if service of a document is to be effected on a person in a country, other than Australia, that is a party to the Hague Convention. Service in a country that is a party to the Hague Convention is dealt with in Division 10.6.

10.52  Order for payment of expenses
  If a party, or a party's lawyer, gives an undertaking under paragraph 10.51(e) and does not, within 14 days after being sent an account for expenses incurred in relation to the request, pay to the Chief Executive Officer the amount of the expenses, the Court may without notice make an order that:
 (a) the amount of the expenses be paid to the Chief Executive Officer within a specified period of time; and
 (b) the proceeding be stayed, to the extent that it concerns the whole or any part of a claim for relief by the party, until the amount of the expenses is paid.
Note: Without notice is defined in the Dictionary.
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Division 10.6—Service under Hague Convention
Note 1: This Division forms part of a scheme to implement Australia's obligations under the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters. Under the Convention, the Attorney‑General's Department of the Commonwealth is designated as the Central Authority (under Article 2 of the Convention) and certain courts and government departments are, for certain purposes, designated as 'other' or 'additional' authorities (under Article 18 of the Convention).
Note 2: This Division provides (in rules 10.63 to 10.68) for service in overseas Convention countries of local judicial documents (documents that relate to proceedings in the Court) and (in rules 10.69 to 10.72) for default judgment in proceedings in the Court after service overseas of such a document. Rules 10.74 to 10.76, on the other hand, deal with service by the Court or arranged by the Court in its role as an other or additional authority, of judicial documents emanating from overseas Convention countries.
Note 3: The Attorney‑General's Department of the Commonwealth maintains a