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suing or defending by a solicitor may change solicitors without order.
6.02.5  A solicitor for a party may cease to be solicitor for that party only:
 (a) if a new solicitor for the party files a notice of change of solicitor and serves on every other party a copy of that notice stating a new address for service of the party; or
 (b) if the party files a notice that the solicitor has ceased to act for that party and serves on every other party a copy of that notice stating a new address for service; or
 (c) if, the solicitor having first given notice in writing to the party of intention to apply for leave to withdraw as solicitor, the Court or a Justice grants the solicitor leave to withdraw and the solicitor serves a copy of that order on every other party.
6.02.6  A party suing or defending in person may at any time appoint a solicitor to act on that party's behalf.
6.02.7  A solicitor appointed to act for a person previously suing or defending in person shall file and serve on every other party notice of that appointment stating a new address for service of the party.

6.03  Publication of written reasons for judgment
  When a judgment is given in a proceeding, either by a Full Court or a single Justice, and the opinion of a Justice is reduced to writing, it is sufficient to state orally the opinion of the Justice without stating the reasons for the opinion, but, subject to rules 13.04, 25.09.2, 26.07.1A and 41.08.1A, the written opinion must be published by delivering it to the Registrar or associate in open Court.

6.04  Sittings
6.04.1  Sittings of a Full Court shall be held at the places and on the days fixed by rule of Court.
6.04.2  Sittings of a Full Court may also be held at a place and on days appointed by the Chief Justice.
6.04.4  A Justice may sit to hear and determine applications to a single Justice at the places and on the days that the Justice thinks fit.

6.05  Scandalous matter
  The Court or a Justice of its own motion or on application may order that an affidavit or other document which is filed and contains scandalous matter is to be removed from the file.

6.06  Vexatious proceedings
 6.06.1 An application for a vexatious proceedings order must be in Form 21.
Note: For the persons who are eligible to apply for a vexatious proceedings order, see paragraphs 77RN(3)(a) to (d) of the Judiciary Act 1903.
 6.06.2 The application must be:
 (a) accompanied by an affidavit in support of the application; and
 (b) served:
 (i) at least 3 days before