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the originating application.
Note 1: Originating application is defined in the Dictionary.
Note 2: When a proceeding is started, a Registrar will fix a return date and place for hearing and endorse those details on the originating application.

5.02  Parties to file notice of address for service before return date
  A respondent who has been served with an originating application must file a notice of address for service, in accordance with Form 10, before the return date fixed in the originating application.
Note: Rule 11.01 contains requirements in relation to the address for service.

5.03  Respondent's genuine steps statement
 (1) If an applicant has filed a genuine steps statement the respondent must file the respondent's genuine steps statement, in accordance with Form 11, before the return date fixed in the originating application.
 (2) The respondent's genuine steps statement must comply with section 7 of the Civil Dispute Resolution Act.
 (3) The respondent's genuine steps statement must be no more than 2 pages.
Note 1: Civil Dispute Resolution Act is defined in the Dictionary.
Note 2: Rule 8.02 requires an applicant in a proceeding to which the Civil Dispute Resolution Act applies to file an applicant's genuine dispute resolution statement at the same time as the originating application is filed.

5.04  Making directions
 (1) At any hearing, the Court may make directions for the management, conduct and hearing of a proceeding.
Note: Direction is defined in the Dictionary.
 (2) A party, or the party's lawyer, must attend any hearing for the proceeding.
 (3) Without limiting subrule (1), the Court may make a direction mentioned in the following table.

Item  A direction in relation to…