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the credit of an account entitled 'High Court of Australia Suitors' Fund'.
12.03.4  Funds paid into the Bank pursuant to rule 12.03.3 shall not be withdrawn or paid from the Bank otherwise than in accordance with these Rules or under the authority or order of the Court or a Justice, but the Bank may make a payment under an order signed by a Registrar, and countersigned by the Marshal, without enquiry whether an order has been made.
12.03.5  The Court or a Justice may direct that any funds paid or to be paid into Court under an order shall be deposited at interest in the Bank, or invested at interest in stock or securities of the Commonwealth, in the names of a Registrar and the Marshal.
12.03.6  The Court or a Justice may direct how, and in what manner, in what amounts and to what accounts interest shall be credited.

Part 13—Interlocutory applications

13.01  Interlocutory applications
  This Part applies to an interlocutory or other application in a proceeding.

13.02  Form and service of interlocutory application
13.02.1  The application must be in Form 21.
13.02.2  The application must:
 (a) be accompanied by an affidavit in support of the application; and
 (b) be served, together with the affidavit:
 (i) within 3 days after the application is filed; or
 (ii) within such other period ordered by the Court or a Justice.

13.03  Determination of application
13.03.1  The Court or a Justice may direct that the application is to be determined without listing it for hearing.
13.03.2  The Court or a Justice may direct a party to file written submissions before hearing or considering the application.
13.03.3  If:
 (a) the application is listed for hearing; and
 (b) a person to whom an application is addressed fails to attend; and
 (c) the Court or a Justice is satisfied that the application was duly served;
the Court or Justice may hear the application in the absence of the person.
13.03.4  If the application is listed for hearing, and the applicant fails to attend the hearing, the Court or a Justice may dismiss the application or make any other appropriate order.

13.04  Orders other than in open court in relation to applications
  A Justice may make orders and may publish reasons for a decision other than in open court in relation to an application.
Note: For the power of a Justice sitting in Chambers to exercise the jurisdiction of the Court, see section 16 of the Judiciary Act 1903.
 [End of Chapter 1. Chapter 2 commences with Part 20]

Chapter 2—Proceedings in the original jurisdiction of the Court

Part 20—Commencing proceedings

20.01  Form of originating document
20.01.1  If the relief sought is or includes:
 (a) a writ