Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519:reg:4:p76
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00519
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 4 (pt 76/154)
Character Range: 397106–399638

of contention, in accordance with Form 77.

33.22  Directions hearing
  A party may apply to the Court for the following directions:
 (a) for determining what documents and matters were before the Tribunal;
 (b) the giving of further evidence, under section 44(8)(b) of the AAT Act,
 (c) for the joining or removing of a party to the appeal;
 (d) giving summary judgment;
 (e) making an interlocutory order pending, or after, the determination of an appeal to the Court;
 (f) making an order by consent disposing of an appeal including an order for costs;
 (g) dismissing an appeal for want of prosecution;
 (h) making an order that an appeal to the Court be dismissed for:
 (i) failure to comply with a direction of the Court; or
 (ii) failure of the appellant to attend a hearing relating to the appeal;
 (i) the conduct of the appeal including:
 (i) contents of the appeal book;
 (ii) the use of written submissions;
 (iii) limiting the time for oral argument;
 (j) the conduct of the appeal without an oral hearing subject to the condition that the parties be entitled to present written submissions;
 (k) the staying of a decision of the Tribunal;
 (l) to refer the notice of appeal and any other necessary papers to the Chief Justice for an order on whether the appeal should be heard by a Full Court;
 (m) for the place, time and mode of hearing;
 (n) to determine any other matter for the purpose of preparing the appeal for hearing.

33.23  Appeal books
 (1) An applicant must file:
 (a) if the appeal is to a single Judge—2 appeal books; or
 (b) if an appeal is to the Full Court—4 appeal books.
 (2) An appeal book must comprise 3 parts, designated as Parts A, B and C.
 (3) An appeal book must:
 (a) have an index to Part A; and
 (b) contain only the material mentioned in this Division.
 (4) If material is included in an appeal book that is not mentioned in this Division, the party who includes or requests the inclusion of the material:
 (a) is not entitled to any costs relating to the inclusion of the material; and
 (b) must pay any costs incurred by any other party to the appeal as a result of the inclusion of the material.
 (5) A lawyer representing a party who includes in an appeal book material to which subrule (4) applies is not entitled to recover from the lawyer's client any costs incurred by the inclusion of the material.

33.24  Assistance from Registrar
 (1) A party who requires a Registrar's assistance to settle the index to Part A of the appeal book or Part B of the appeal book must, within 7