Supreme Court Forms Amendment Rules 2009
We, the Honourable Ewan Charles Crawford, Chief Justice, and the Honourable Peter Ethrington Evans, the Honourable Alan Michael Blow, OAM, the Honourable Shan Eve Tennent and the Honourable David Porter, Puisne Judges of the Supreme Court of Tasmania, on the recommendation of the Rule Committee, make the following Rules of Court under the Supreme Court Civil Procedure Act 1932 .
PART 1Preliminary1Short titleThese Rules of Court may be cited as the Supreme Court Forms Amendment Rules 2009 . 2Commencement (1) Except as provided in this rule, these Rules of Court take effect on the day on which the Supreme Court Amendment (Subpoena) Rules 2009 take effect. (2) Part 3 takes effect on the day on which the Supreme Court Amendment (Hague Service Convention) Rules 2009 take effect. PART 2Supreme Court Forms Rules 2000 Amended3Principal RulesIn this Part, the Supreme Court Forms Rules 2000 are referred to as the Principal Rules. 4Schedule 1 amended (Forms) Schedule 1 to the Principal Rules is amended by omitting Form 37 from Part 2 and substituting the following form: Form 37 PART 3Supreme Court Forms Rules 2000 Further Amended5Principal RulesIn this Part, the Supreme Court Forms Rules 2000 are referred to as the Principal Rules. 6Schedule 1 amended (Forms) Schedule 1 to the Principal Rules is amended by inserting after Form 83 in Part 2 the following forms: Form 83A Form 83B E. C. CRAWFORD
Chief Justice
P. E. EVANS
Puisne Judge
A. M. BLOW
Puisne Judge
S. E. TENNENT
Puisne Judge
D. J. PORTER
Puisne Judge
Countersigned,
E. A. KNIGHT
Registrar
Displayed and numbered in accordance with the Rules Publication Act 1953.
Notified in the Gazette on 24 June 2009
These Rules of Court are administered in the Department of Justice.
EXPLANATORY NOTE
(This note is not part of the rule) These Rules of Court amend the
(a) updating the form for subpoenas; and (b) inserting new forms for service under the Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters (the "Hague Service Convention").