New South Wales Courts Forms

UCPR Form 40 is the general affidavit used in the NSW Supreme, District and Local Courts to put a person's evidence before the court. Version 8 includes the generative AI statement.

UCPR Form 41 is the affidavit of service used in the NSW Supreme, District and Local Courts to prove a document was served. It states who served it, on whom, when, where and how.

UCPR Form 119 (formerly SCR Form 98) is the affidavit for letters of administration in the Supreme Court of NSW. It is used where the deceased left no will.

UCPR Form 120 (formerly SCR Form 104) is the affidavit for letters of administration with the will annexed in the Supreme Court of NSW. It is used where no executor is applying.

UCPR Form 118 (formerly SCR Form 97) is the affidavit of executor supporting an application for probate in the Supreme Court of NSW. It identifies the will, deceased, beneficiaries, assets and liabilities.

UCPR Form 6A is the NSW notice of appearance a defendant files in Supreme, District or Local Court civil proceedings. It puts the defendant on the record with an address for service.

UCPR Form 74 is the NSW charging order issued by the Supreme or District Court to enforce a judgment. It charges the debtor's shares, deposits or equitable interests.

UCPR Form 44 is the NSW consent judgment or order form for Supreme, District and Local Court civil cases. It sets out the agreed terms and is signed by each consenting party.

UCPR Form 125 (formerly SCR Form 101) is the consent to administration used in the NSW Supreme Court Probate List. A person entitled signs it so letters can be granted to someone else, with a witness affidavit.

UCPR Form 10 is the NSW cross-summons for bringing a cross-claim in Supreme, District or Local Court proceedings started by summons. It must be filed before the return day.

UCPR Form 7A is the defence a legally represented defendant files to a statement of claim in the NSW Supreme, District or Local Court. It is due 28 days after service and is usually verified by affidavit.

UCPR Form 70 is the NSW garnishee order for debts, issued by the court to enforce an unpaid judgment. It makes a third party such as a bank pay the judgment creditor.

UCPR Form 71B is the NSW garnishee order for rent. An owners corporation with a judgment for unpaid strata or community levies uses it to collect rent held by the owner's agent.

UCPR Form 71 is the NSW garnishee order for wages or salary, issued to enforce an unpaid judgment. It directs the debtor's employer to pay part of each pay to the creditor.

UCPR Form 72 is the NSW garnishee's statement, verified by affidavit, that nothing is payable under a garnishee order. It is served on the judgment creditor with the reasons.

UCPR Form 1 is the NSW general form for civil court documents that have no approved form of their own. It provides the standard court, party and filing headings.

UCPR Form 81 is the NSW general form for UCPR Part 50 appeals, with the appeal and court below headings. It is used for appeal documents that have no approved form of their own.

UCPR Form 112 is the draft grant of probate or letters of administration lodged with a Supreme Court of NSW probate application. The Court seals it as the grant.

UCPR Form 82 is the NSW list of parties for a UCPR Part 50 appeal. It records the parties below and the parties to the appeal and any cross-appeal, with contact details.

UCPR Form 145 (formerly SCR Form 118) is the NSW notice of a proposed appointment of the NSW Trustee or a trustee company as executor or administrator. Recipients have 28 days to object.

UCPR Form 80 is the notice a solicitor files in NSW civil proceedings after ceasing to act for a client. It follows a notice of intention served 7 or 28 days earlier.

UCPR Form 76 is the NSW notice of change of address for service in Supreme, District or Local Court civil proceedings. It is filed and served on all other active parties.

UCPR Form 77 is the notice filed in the NSW Supreme, District or Local Court when a party changes solicitors or appoints one. The change takes effect once filed and served.

UCPR Form 83 is the NSW notice of contention for appeals under UCPR Part 49 or Part 50. A respondent uses it to argue the decision should stand on other grounds.

UCPR Form 33 is the NSW notice of discontinuance a plaintiff files to end civil proceedings, in whole or against one defendant. It needs every active party's consent or the court's leave.

UCPR Form 143 (formerly SCR Form 116A) is the Supreme Court of NSW notice of intended objection to an executor's accounts or commission. It is filed before accounts proceedings start.

UCPR Form 73 is the NSW notice of motion, with affidavit, to ask the Supreme or District Court for a charging order. It targets a debtor's shares, deposits or equitable interests.

UCPR Form 37 is the NSW notice of motion for default judgment on a claim for return of goods. It includes the plaintiff's supporting affidavit and is used when no defence is filed.

UCPR Form 38 is the NSW notice of motion for default judgment on a debt or liquidated claim. It includes the affidavit of debt and is used when the defendant has not filed a defence.

UCPR Form 39 is the NSW notice of motion for default judgment on an undefended claim for unliquidated damages. The damages are assessed later.

UCPR Form 36 is the NSW notice of motion for default judgment for possession of land when the defendant has not defended. A sworn affidavit forms part of it.

UCPR Form 36A is the NSW notice of motion for default judgment for both possession of land and a fixed money sum. A sworn affidavit forms part of it.

UCPR Form 53 is the NSW notice of motion for an order that a judgment debtor attend court to be examined about their finances. It includes an affidavit.

UCPR Form 69 is the NSW notice of motion for a garnishee order directing a debtor's employer, bank or agent to pay the judgment creditor.

UCPR Form 65 is the NSW notice of motion for a writ for the levy of property, letting the Sheriff seize and sell a judgment debtor's property.

UCPR Form 147 is the NSW Supreme Court notice used to object when an executor or administrator proposes to appoint a replacement by deed.

UCPR Form 140 (formerly SCR Form 113) is the notice of proceedings served in NSW Supreme Court probate proceedings. It lets a person with an adverse interest appear and binds them to the outcome.

UCPR Form 78 is the NSW notice a party files after ending their solicitor's authority to act, when no new solicitor is coming on the record.

UCPR Form 5 is the NSW notice served on occupiers of land in a possession claim. It gives them 10 days to apply to the court or risk eviction.

UCPR Form 135 (formerly SCR Form 106E) is a NSW Supreme Court probate notice. It is served on people whose interests may be affected by an application relying on an informal will or document.

UCPR Form 136 is the NSW Supreme Court notice requiring a person with a prior right to administration to apply, or the grant may go to someone else.

UCPR Form 138 is the NSW Supreme Court notice requiring an executor who will not apply or renounce to apply for probate or lose the right to act.

UCPR Form 75 is the NSW notice and affidavit used to claim property the Sheriff has seized, or will seize, for someone else's debt.

UCPR Form 123 is the NSW Supreme Court renunciation an executor signs to give up the right to probate before a grant is made.

UCPR Form 8 is the NSW reply a plaintiff files to answer new matters in a defence. The Local Court requires leave; the Supreme and District Courts do not.

UCPR Form 91 is the NSW request for service of court documents in another Hague Service Convention country, with a certificate of service.

UCPR Form 9 is the NSW statement of cross-claim a defendant uses to claim against the plaintiff, a co-defendant or a new party in existing proceedings.

UCPR Form 3A is the statement of claim a legally represented plaintiff files to start civil proceedings in the NSW Supreme, District or Local Court. It sets out the relief claimed and facts relied on.

UCPR Form 6B is the NSW submitting appearance a defendant files to submit to all orders sought, often save as to costs, without defending.

UCPR Form 92 is the summary sent with a NSW court document served abroad under the Hague Service Convention, explaining what it is and its time limits.

UCPR Form 85 is the NSW Supreme Court summons for judicial review, under UCPR Part 59, of a decision by a tribunal, official, public body or lower court.

UCPR Form 4A is the NSW summons a legally represented plaintiff uses to start proceedings not begun by statement of claim. Form 4B is for self-represented plaintiffs.

UCPR Form 84 is the NSW summons to start an appeal, or seek leave to appeal, under UCPR Part 50, such as a Local Court appeal.

UCPR Form 111 is the NSW Supreme Court summons for probate, letters of administration, administration with the will annexed or a reseal.