Queensland Courts Forms

Form 46 is the approved affidavit form for the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts under the UCPR. Use it to put sworn or affirmed written evidence before the court, with any exhibits attached.

Form 104 is the affidavit of publication and service filed with a grant application in the Supreme Court of Queensland. It proves the notice of intention to apply was advertised and sent to the Public Trustee.

Form 9 is the application used to ask the Queensland Supreme, District or Magistrates Court for orders in a proceeding that has already started. It is not used to start a proceeding.

Form 138 is the Queensland form for asking a Supreme, District or Magistrates Court registry to inspect or copy documents on a civil court file. A non-party refused access can then apply for a court order.

Form 102 is the application to the Supreme Court of Queensland for letters of administration when a person dies without a will. It is filed with a Form 109 affidavit and a Form 104 affidavit of publication.

Form 101 is the application to the Supreme Court of Queensland for a grant of probate, or letters of administration with the will. Executors file it with a supporting affidavit and the original will.

Form 47 is the certificate attached to each exhibit to an affidavit in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. It identifies the exhibit and is signed by the deponent and the witness.

Form 2 is the claim that starts most civil proceedings in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts under the UCPR. It is filed with a statement of claim (Form 16) and served on each defendant.

Form 17 is the defence used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. The defendant answers each allegation in the statement of claim and attaches it to the Form 6 notice of intention.

Form 27 is the notice of discontinuance used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A plaintiff or applicant files it to discontinue a proceeding or withdraw part of it.

Form 6 is the notice of intention to defend used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A defendant files it, with a defence attached, to contest a claim and avoid default judgment.

Form 21 is the notice of non-party disclosure for the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. It requires a person outside the case to produce relevant documents.

Form 50 is the notice requiring oral hearing in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A party files it to insist that an application proposed to be decided on the papers is heard in court.

Form 59 is the order form used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A party drafts the terms of an order the court has made, or a proposed consent order, for the registrar to sign and seal.

Form 5 is the originating application used to start a proceeding by application in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. It sets out the orders sought, hearing date and affidavits relied on.

Form 59A is the request for a consent order of the registrar in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. Agreeing parties sign it so the registrar can make a procedural order without a hearing.

Form 44 is the request for subpoena used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A party files it to ask the registrar to issue a subpoena to produce documents, to give evidence, or both.

Form 48 is the request for trial date used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. Parties who are ready for trial sign it to confirm readiness, give trial length estimates and ask for a date.

Form 16 is the statement of claim used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. It is attached to the claim (Form 2) and sets out the material facts the plaintiff relies on and the relief claimed.

Form 71 is the statement of financial position used to enforce money orders in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A judgment creditor sends it to an individual debtor to complete on oath.

Form 71A is the statement of financial position for a company in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A judgment creditor sends it to a company, and an officer completes it under oath.

Form 41 is the subpoena for production used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. It requires one person to produce listed documents or things to the court.

Form 43 is the subpoena for production and to give evidence used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. It requires one person to attend court, give evidence and bring listed documents or things.

Form 42 is the subpoena to give evidence used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. It requires one named person to attend court and give evidence at a hearing or trial.

Form 14 is the third party notice used in the Queensland Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts. A defendant files it to bring a new party into a claim, usually for contribution or indemnity.

Form 25 is the Queensland Bail Act 1980 warrant to apprehend a person released under section 11A who did not surrender to the court. Only the court issues it.