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Court or as provided under the Act or any other Act.
 (2) The seal of the Court or the stamp of a District Registry will be affixed to the following documents:
 (a) an originating application, notice of address for service, interlocutory application, notice of appeal, subpoena, summons or warrant filed in the District Registry;
 (b) an order of the Court;
 (c) any other document as ordered by the Court.
 (3) The following may be affixed to a document by hand or by electronic means:
 (a) the seal of the Court;
 (b) the signature of a Registrar;
 (c) the stamp of a District Registry;
 (e) the signature of an officer acting with the authority of the Chief Executive Officer or a District Registrar.
Note 1: Section 36 of the Act provides that the seal of the Court is to be kept in the Principal Registry. The Act provides for stamps for the Principal Registry and each District Registry designed as nearly as practicable to be the same as the seal.
Note 2: All documents to which the seal of the Court or the stamp of the District Registry has been affixed will also be signed by the Chief Executive Officer, a District Registrar or an officer acting with the authority of the Chief Executive Officer or a District Registrar—see section 37 of the Act.

2.02  Transfer of proceeding to another place
  A party may apply at the proper place for an order that the proceeding be transferred to another place.
Note 1: Proper place is defined in the Dictionary.
Note 2: See section 48 of the Act.
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Division 2.2—Documents

2.11  General provisions about documents
  A document that is to be filed in a proceeding must be in accordance with any approved form and the Court's requirements.
Note 1: Approved form is defined in the Dictionary.
Note 2: The Court's requirements in relation to preparing and lodging documents are set out in practice notes issued by the Chief Justice.

2.12  Compliance with approved forms
  A requirement in these Rules that a document be in accordance with an approved form is complied with if the document:
 (a) is substantially in accordance with the approved form and any practice notes issued by the Chief Justice; or
 (b) has only those variations that the nature of the case requires.

2.13  Titles of documents
 (1) The heading of a document in a proceeding must include a reference to:
 (a) the District Registry where the document is filed; and
 (b) the appropriate Division of the Court.
 (2) A document in a proceeding between parties must include a title and details, in accordance with Form 1.
 (3) A document in a proceeding in which