High Court of Australia Rules of Court (Cth)
STATUTORY RULES.
HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.
Rules of Court.*
As of Tuesday the ninth day of March, 1943.
PURSUANT
to the
It is ordered as follows:—
(A) That Part I. of the Rules of this Court be amended in the manner hereinafter appearing, that is to say:—
I. By adding the following Order and heading:—
ORDER XLIVa.
Prevention of Vexatious Proceedings.
Such
leave shall not be given unless the Court or a Justice thereof is satisfied
that the proceedings are not an abuse of the process of the Court and that
there is
II. By adding to Rule 3 of Order LVII. the following proviso:—
Provided that if any such writ process or commission shall appear to a Registrar on its face to be an abuse of the process of the Court or a frivolous or vexatious proceeding the Registrar shall seek the direction of a Justice who may direct him to issue the same or to refuse to issue the same without the leave of a Justice first had and obtained by the party seeking to issue the same.
(B) That the foregoing Order and proviso shall come into operation forthwith.
J.
G. LATHAM | |
G.
E. RICH | |
(l. s.) | H.
E. STARKE |
EDWARD
A. McTIERNAN | |
D.
WILLIAMS |
J. G. Hardman, Principal Registrar.
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