How do I lodge the Notice of objection to competency (Rule 36.72(1)) (Form 125) (Form 125)?

1. Pull the latest Notice of objection to competency (Rule 36.72(1)) (Form 125) into your practice management system. Your matter details (the parties, court file details, and your firm details) populate the form automatically, on your own machine. 2. Confirm the populated fields are correct and complete any office-use or matter-specific fields the catalogue does not fill. 3. URL-pattern probe

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Notice of objection to competency (Rule 36.72(1)) (Form 125)

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Court form Form 125 Federal Court of AustraliaFederal Court Rules 2011

v6f0a936c Updated 6 July 2026

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1
Assemble the form
Pull the latest Notice of objection to competency (Rule 36.72(1)) (Form 125) into your practice management system. Your matter details (the parties, court file details, and your firm details) populate the form automatically, on your own machine.
2
Review and check
Confirm the populated fields are correct and complete any office-use or matter-specific fields the catalogue does not fill.
3
Lodge the form
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Lodgement notesURL-pattern probe

This form maps to the published matter-field vocabulary, so your practice management system fills it from your matter data - on your own machine. Practice management systems can fetch and assemble it through the document assembly API.

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Notice of objection to competency (Rule 36.72(1)) (Form 125)

Notice of objection to competency (Rule 36.72(1)) (Form 125)

How to lodge - See instructions

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