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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 there is no respondent must include a title and details, in accordance with Form 2.
 (4) A document in a proceeding may include an abbreviated title, in accordance with Form 3, unless the document is:
 (a) an originating application; or
 (b) a notice of appeal; or
 (c) a document to be served on a person not a party to the proceeding; or
 (d) an order.
 (5) The title of a document in a proceeding must be sufficient to identify the proceeding.

2.14  Subsequent documents to be endorsed with Court number
  Each subsequent document filed in a proceeding must be endorsed, by the party filing the document, with the same number as that assigned by a Registrar to the originating application for the proceeding or to the notice of appeal.
Note: When an originating application that is not a cross‑claim or a notice of appeal is filed, a Registrar will assign a distinctive number to the document and will endorse the document with that number. The number will include a reference to the Registry in which the document is filed and the calendar year in which the document is filed. A new series of numbers will be started at the beginning of each calendar year.

2.15  Signature
 (1) A document (other than an affidavit, annexure or exhibit attached to another document) filed by a party in a proceeding must be dated and signed by:
 (a) the party's lawyer; or
 (b) the party, if the party does not have a lawyer.
 (2) A signature affixed to a document by electronic means at the direction of the person required to sign the document complies with subrule (1).
Note: Lawyer is defined in the Dictionary.

2.16  Details at foot of each document
 (1) A document filed in a proceeding must contain the following information under a horizontal line at the foot of the front page of the document:
 (a) the name and role of the party on whose behalf the document is filed;
 (b) the name of the person or lawyer responsible for preparation of the document;
 (c) if the party is represented by a lawyer—the telephone number, fax number and email address of the lawyer;
 (d) if the party is not represented by a lawyer—the telephone number, fax number and email address, if any, of the party;
 (e) the address for service of the party.
 (2) In this rule:
role of the party means the capacity in which the party is participating in