Changes to Supreme Court Equity General Division call-overs
Mon Sep 03 2007One-day call-overs: new procedure as of Monday, 3 September 2007 The call-over for one-day matters is abolished. Hearing dates will be allocated by registrars, usually at the registrar's directions hearing. This is a measure to reduce delays and the cost of litigation.
Practitioners must attend court with suitable hearing dates. Generally, parties are expected to take a date within�three months.
General call-overs: new procedures as of the beginning of Law Term 2008
From 2008 Supreme Court Equity Division call-overs will be abolished. Instead, hearing dates will be allocated by registrars, usually at the registrar's directions hearing. This is a measure to reduce the cost of litigation.
Practitioners must attend court with suitable hearing dates. Generally, parties are expected to take a date within�six months. The range of available hearing dates will be available on the Supreme Court web site.
The call-over scheduled for 14 November 2007 has been moved to 12 December 2007.
This practice does not apply to matters in the Corporation List, the Commercial List, the Technology and Construction list or matters to be heard by associate justices.
3 September 2007