Magistrates Court of Tasmania Forms

Form 35 Admission of Facts lets a claimant or defendant in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division) admit facts for that action only. It can narrow the issues before trial.

Form 27 is the general form of affidavit for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). Parties use it to give sworn evidence, for example in support of an application.

Form 32 is the affidavit verifying a list of documents in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It swears that a party's Form 31 list of documents is true.

Form 25A is the Magistrates Court of Tasmania application and affidavit for a provisional garnishee order attaching a debt. Judgment creditors use it to reach money such as a debtor's bank account.

Form 3 is the affidavit of service for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). The person who served a document swears how, when and where they served it.

Form 8 is the general interlocutory application in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). Parties use it to ask for an order in a case already under way.

Form 25E is the Magistrates Court of Tasmania application and affidavit for a provisional garnishee order attaching earnings. It lets a judgment creditor recover from the debtor's wages.

Form 1 is the Claim and Notice to Defendant that starts a civil money claim in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It includes the affidavit of service on its second page.

Form 20 is the consent judgment for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). Both parties sign to have judgment entered in agreed terms without a hearing.

Form 10 is the consent order for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). The parties use it to have agreed orders made without a hearing, including settlement terms.

Form 21 is the default judgment form for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). A claimant files it when the defendant has not filed a defence within 21 days of service.

Form 4 is the defence for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). A defendant files it to dispute a claim, within 21 days after being served.

Form 5 is the defence and counterclaim for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). A defendant uses it to answer a claim and make its own claim against the claimant.

Form 25G is the final garnishee order attaching earnings in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania. It directs an employer to keep deducting from the debtor's pay until the debt is paid.

Form 25D is the final garnishee order attaching a debt in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania. It makes a provisional debt garnishee final and orders the garnishee to pay the creditor.

Form 31 is the list of documents for discovery in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). A party lists the relevant documents it holds, objects to, or no longer has.

Form 39 is the Notice of Appearance for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division), filed by a person served with an originating application. It must be filed within 7 days of service.

Form 36 is the Notice of Discontinuance for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division), used to end a claim or counterclaim. It is filed and served on the other parties.

Form 33 is the Notice to Admit Documents in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It asks the other party to admit that listed documents are genuine, true copies or were sent.

Form 34 is the Notice to Admit Facts in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It asks another party to admit listed facts for the action only, within 21 days.

Form 11 is the Offer of Compromise for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). A party uses it to make a formal settlement offer that can affect costs.

Form 9 is the formal Order of the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It records what a magistrate ordered, when and where, and is entered by the registrar.

Form 37 is the Originating Application Intended to be Served for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It starts a proceeding brought by application under an Act.

Form 38 is the Originating Application Not Intended to be Served in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It starts an application under an Act heard without serving anyone.

Form 13 is the Notice of Payment into Court for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). A party who pays money to the registrar to settle a claim files and serves it.

Form 25F is the Provisional Garnishee Order Attaching Earnings in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania. It directs a debtor's employer to deduct 20% of net pay towards a judgment.

Form 25B is the Provisional Garnishee Order Attaching a Debt in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania. A judgment creditor uses it to freeze money a bank or third party owes the debtor.

Form 18 is the Summons to Witness for civil cases in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania. A party files it so the registrar issues a summons for a witness to give evidence or produce documents.

Form 24 is the Warrant of Possession for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It directs a bailiff to put a party into possession of property under a judgment.

Form 23 is the Warrant to Sell Property for the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It lets a judgment creditor have a bailiff seize and sell the debtor's property.

Form 12 is the Notice of Withdrawal or Variation of Offer of Compromise in the Magistrates Court of Tasmania (Civil Division). It withdraws or changes an offer not yet accepted.