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applies to file the applicant's genuine dispute resolution statement at the same time as the application is filed.

Part 5—Urgent applications

5.01  Urgent application
  In an urgent case, if service on the respondent is not practicable, the Court may, on application, make an order until a specified time or until further order.

5.02  Form of application
  Unless the Court orders otherwise, an urgent application must be made in the form approved for the purpose of starting a proceeding under subrule 4.01(1) or an application in a proceeding under subrule 4.06(1).

5.03  Evidence
 (1) Unless the Court otherwise orders, the applicant must establish the following by affidavit or, with the leave of the Court, orally:
 (a) whether there are previous proceedings between the parties and, if so, the nature of the proceedings;
 (b) whether there are any current proceedings in any court in which the applicant or the respondent are parties;
 (c) the particulars of any orders currently in force between the parties, including the courts in which they were made;
 (d) the steps that have been taken to tell the respondent or the respondent's legal representative of the applicant's intention to make the application or the reasons why no steps were taken;
 (e) the nature and immediacy of the damage or harm that may result if the order is not made;
 (f) why the making of the order is a matter of urgency and why shortening the time for service of the application and the fixing of an early hearing date would not be more appropriate;
 (g) if the application relates to a financial matter—the capacity of the applicant to give an undertaking as to damages;
 (h) the other facts, matters and circumstances relied on by the applicant in support of the application.
 (2) Paragraph (1)(d) does not apply to an application for an interim injunction under section 46PP of the Human Rights Act.

Part 6—Service

Division 6.1—General

6.01  Address for service
 (1) A party to a proceeding must give an address for service.
 (2) A party may give an address for service:
 (a) by filing a relevant document that includes an address for service; or
 (b) by filing a notice of address for service in accordance with the approved form.
 (3) An address for service:
 (a) must be an address in Australia; and
 (b) must include a telephone number at which the party may be contacted during normal business hours; and
 (c) must include a current email address for the party; and
 (d) may include a fax number for the party.
 (4) If the party is represented by a lawyer who has general authority to act for the party, the address for service for the party must be the