Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p37
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 37/43)
Character Range: 201459–204088

complete a certificate of service, sealed with the seal of the Court, on the reverse side of, or attached to, the request for service in this jurisdiction; and
 (b) must forward the certificate of service, together with a statement as to the costs incurred in relation to the service or attempted service of the document, directly to the forwarding authority from which the request was received.
 (4) A certificate of service must be:
 (a) in accordance with Part 2 of Form 25; or
 (b) if a form or certificate that substantially corresponds to Part 2 of Form 25 accompanies the request for service, in that accompanying form.

Part 11—Address for service

11.01  Address for service—general
 (1) An address for service for a party must include the address of a place within Australia at which a document in the proceeding may, during ordinary business hours, be left for the party and to which a document in the proceeding may be posted to the party.
 (2) If a party is represented by a lawyer who has general authority to act for that party, the address for service for the party must be the address of the lawyer.
 (3) The address for service must contain the information mentioned in rule 2.16.
 (4) If the party is represented by a lawyer, the party agrees for the party's lawyer to receive documents at the lawyer's email address.
 (5) If the party is not represented by a lawyer but provides an email address, the party agrees to receive documents at the email address.
Note: The parties may agree on how service is to be effected.  For example, the parties may agree that service be at a fax number.

11.02  Address for service—corporations
  A notice of address for service for a corporation must be filed by a lawyer.
Note 1: Division 4.1 deals with lawyers.
Note 2: A corporation must not proceed in the Court other than by a lawyer—see rule 4.01(2).
Note 3: The Court may dispense with compliance with the Rules—see rule 1.34.

11.03  Address for service—proceeding against person in person's business name
 (1) If an originating application is brought against a business name, the person served must file an address for service in the person's name.
 (2) A notice of address for service must be accompanied by a statement setting out the name and residential address of any person with whom, at the start of the proceeding or the date specified in the originating 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