Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:11:p9
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 11 (pt 9/11)
Character Range: 113645–116292

who pays money into court must file a Notice of Payment stating the amount and purpose for which the money is paid into court.

2.24  Rejection of documents
 (1) The court may reject a document filed or received for filing if the document:
 (a) is not in the proper form in accordance with these Rules; or
 (b) is not executed in the way required by these Rules; or
 (c) does not otherwise comply with a requirement of these Rules; or
 (d) is tendered for filing after the time specified in these Rules or an order for filing the document, or is otherwise contrary to directions given; or
 (e) on its face, appears to the court to be an abuse of process, frivolous, scandalous or vexatious; or
 (f) is tendered for filing in connection with a current proceeding in a registry that is not the filing registry; or
 (g) is filed electronically and the person filing the document has not complied with the court's electronic filing procedures.
Note: A person who starts a proceeding by making an application for an order under Part VII of the Family Law Act must file a certificate under subsection 60I(8) of the Family Law Act with the application or an affidavit if no certificate is required because an exception applies (see rule 4.02).
 (2) If a judicial officer rejects a document filed or received for filing under subrule (1), the judicial officer may give directions about any step already taken on the document, including a direction about costs.
 (3) If a decision under subrule (1) is made by the court constituted by a Judicial Registrar (other than an Appeal Judicial Registrar), a person may apply for review of the Registrar's decision under subrule (1), or directions given by the Registrar under subrule (2), by filing an Application for Review without notice.
Note: For review of an Appeal Judicial Registrar's decision to reject a document, see rule 13.40.

Part 2.6—Serving documents—general

Division 2.6.1—General

2.25  Address for service
 (1) A party to a proceeding must give an address for service.
 (2) A party must give only one address for service for each application filed.
 (3) 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.
 (4) An address for service must include:
 (a) a current email address for the party; and
 (b) an address in Australia, unless disclosing this address would compromise the party's safety; and
 (c) a telephone number at which the party may be contacted during normal business hours.
 (5) If, in a parenting proceeding, the address where a