Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:11:p6
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 11 (pt 6/11)
Character Range: 106699–109257

(5) Subrules (1) to (4) do not need to be strictly complied with if the nature of the document, or the manner of filing, means that strict compliance would be impracticable.
Note: For formal requirements for affidavits, see Part 8.3.

2.15  Corporation as a party
  If a document (including an application for permission to intervene) names a corporation as a party, the document must include the corporation's full name, registered office and Australian Company Number (ACN).

2.16  Change of name of party
 (1) If a party's name is changed after the start of a proceeding, the party must give written notice of the change of name to the court and each other party.
 (2) The new name must be used in all documents later filed.
 (3) When written notice of the change of name is filed, the title of the proceeding is taken to have been amended accordingly.

2.17  Documents not in English
  If a document that must be filed with the court is not in English, the person filing the document must also file:
 (a) a translation of the document in English; and
 (b) an affidavit, by the person who made the translation, verifying the translation and setting out the person's qualifications to make the translation.

Part 2.4—Responding to an application

2.18  When to respond to an application
 (1) A respondent to an application who seeks to do any of the following must file a response in accordance with the approved form:
 (a) indicate consent to an order sought by the applicant;
 (b) ask the court to make another order;
 (c) ask the court to dismiss the application;
 (d) seek orders in a matter other than the matter set out in the application.
 (2) A response must be filed and served within 28 days after service of the application to which it relates.
Note 1: Rule 2.04 requires a Notice of Child Abuse, Family Violence or Risk to be filed with a response in a parenting proceeding.
Note 2: If a response seeks a parenting order or any other order under Part VII of the Family Law Act in relation to a child, rule 2.10 requires the respondent to file a copy of any family violence order affecting the child or a member of the child's family that has not already been filed in the proceeding.
Note 3: The consequences for a failure to comply with this rule can include orders as to costs (see rule 10.27(1)(d)).
 (3) A Response to an Initiating Application (Family Law) must not include a request for any of the following orders:
 (a) a divorce order;
 (b) an order that a marriage be annulled;
 (c) a declaration as to validity of a marriage, divorce