South Australian Courts (CourtSA) Forms

Form 12 is the prescribed affidavit for civil proceedings in the Supreme, District and Magistrates Courts of South Australia under the Uniform Civil Rules 2020. It is available in Word and PDF.

Form 76 is the Application to Registrar used in South Australian civil courts to ask the Registrar to carry out an administrative function. It is prescribed by r 13.2(5) of the Uniform Civil Rules 2020.

Form 21 is the Authorisation a self-represented co-party signs so another co-party can file and serve documents for them in a South Australian civil case.

Form 1 is the Claim that starts a civil action in the Supreme, District or Magistrates Court of South Australia under the Uniform Civil Rules 2020. It carries the statement of claim and a warning to the respondent.

Form PROB7 is the Consent Form a person affected by certain probate applications swears to consent or not object, in the Supreme Court of South Australia.

Form 80 is the Consent to Order a party files to agree to orders sought in an application in a South Australian civil court under the Uniform Civil Rules 2020.

Form 52 is the standalone Defence used to file a revised (amended) defence in the Supreme, District or Magistrates Court of South Australia. A first defence uses Forms 51 and 51S.

Form 77 is the Interlocutory Application used to seek an order during a civil case in the Supreme, District or Magistrates Court of South Australia. It is filed with a supporting affidavit.

Form PROB4 is the Interlocutory Application used within an existing probate proceeding in the Supreme Court of South Australia. It is used, for example, to seek a grant pendente lite.

Form 23 Notice of Acting tells the South Australian Supreme, District or Magistrates Court who acts for a party, or that a party acts in person. It is made under rule 25.2 of the Uniform Civil Rules 2020.

Form 181 is the Notice of Appeal for a civil appeal to the Supreme Court (including the Court of Appeal), District, ERD or Youth Court of South Australia.

Form 25 is the Notice of Change of Address for Service used in South Australian civil courts when a party's address, email or phone for service changes.

Form 125 Notice of Discontinuance is filed to wholly discontinue a claim, originating application or cross claim in South Australian civil courts. Chapter 12 Part 1 of the Uniform Civil Rules 2020 applies.

Form 58 is the Notice of Objection used in SA courts to object to an unexplained wealth restraining order made without notice. It is prescribed by the Uniform Civil Rules 2020.

Form 111 is the Notice to Produce one party serves on another to require documents to be produced at the trial in a South Australian civil case.

Form PROB5 is the Order template for a sealed order of the Supreme Court of South Australia in its probate jurisdiction. The Probate Registry settles and seals it.

Form 2 Originating Application starts a South Australian civil proceeding that is not a claim, under rule 82.1 of the Uniform Civil Rules 2020. It is usually filed with a supporting affidavit.

Form 3 is the Originating Application - Notice of Objection used to start an objection proceeding in a South Australian court. It sets out the order objected to and the grounds.

Form PROB1 is the originating application for an ex parte probate application in the Supreme Court of South Australia. It is made under Chapter 25 of the Uniform Civil Rules 2020.

Form PROB2 is the inter partes Originating Application used in the Supreme Court of South Australia's probate jurisdiction where respondents are named.

Form 4 is the Originating Application for Review used in South Australian courts to seek review of a decision of a tribunal, agency or other decision maker. It is prescribed by the Uniform Civil Rules 2020.

Form PROB16 is the Renunciation of Probate an executor signs to give up the right to probate of a will in the Supreme Court of South Australia.

Form 53 is the Reply an applicant files in answer to a defence in the Supreme, District or Magistrates Court of South Australia. A reply is optional and due within 14 days.

Form 56 is the Response a respondent or interested party files to oppose or comment on an originating application in a South Australian civil court.

Form PROB3 is the Response to Originating Application filed by a person served with a probate application in the Supreme Court of South Australia.

Form 8 Statement of Claim Standalone is used in South Australian civil courts to file a statement of claim after a claim has started. It covers amended pleadings or ones replacing a short form claim.

Form 13 is the Statutory Declaration used in South Australian civil courts where the rules allow a declaration instead of an affidavit. It is made under the Oaths Act before an authorised witness.

Form 84 is the general Summons issued by the Supreme, District or Magistrates Court of South Australia requiring a person to attend a hearing of an application.

Form 151 is the Summons to Judgment Debtor issued by a South Australian civil court when a judgment debtor is about to leave the State. It is issued under section 14(1) of the Enforcement of Judgments Act 1991.

Form PROB6 is the Written Submissions form for the Supreme Court of South Australia's probate (testamentary causes) jurisdiction. It was introduced with the 2025 probate rules.