District Court of Western Australia Forms

Form 1A is the affidavit form for civil proceedings in the District Court of Western Australia. It has a cover sheet, index and numbered paragraphs of evidence, signed before an authorised witness.

The Chamber Summons is the District Court of Western Australia template for a civil interlocutory application, such as discovery or amendment. A registrar or judge hears it in chambers.

FC 1 is the District Court of Western Australia template for a minute of proposed consent orders under RSC Order 43 rule 16. Parties use it to have agreed orders made without a hearing.

Form 35 is the District Court of Western Australia default judgment entered after damages are assessed. It turns a Form 33 judgment into a judgment for a fixed amount.

Form 32 is the default judgment for a liquidated demand in the District Court of Western Australia. It is used when a defendant does not enter an appearance to a writ claiming a fixed debt.

Form 33 is the District Court of Western Australia default judgment where the demand is unliquidated. Damages or the value of goods are left to be assessed later.

The District Court of Western Australia defence template is the pleading a defendant files to answer a statement of claim. It is due 14 days after appearance time or service of the claim.

Form 1 is the District Court of Western Australia entry for trial notice, which certifies a case is ready and triggers a pre-trial conference. It is due within 120 days of the first defence.

Form 37 is the District Court of Western Australia judgment, other than a default judgment, entered after damages are assessed. It records the assessed amount and costs.

FC 5 is the District Court of Western Australia certificate of readiness for mediation. Each party's lawyer certifies nothing outstanding will stop a listed mediation going ahead.

Form 1AA is the District Court of Western Australia memorandum of appearance, filed by a defendant or third party to defend a writ. It gives their address and service details.

Form 8 is the District Court of Western Australia notice of respondent's intention in an appeal. A respondent files it within 21 days of service to take part, seek a variation or cross-appeal.

Form 3 is the Outline of Submissions cover sheet used in the District Court of Western Australia before a civil trial or certain hearings. Submissions, authorities and any chronology attach to it.

Form 7 is the District Court of Western Australia service certificate an appellant files after serving the appeal notice. It records when, where and how the respondent was served.

The District Court of Western Australia statement of claim template sets out the facts and relief a plaintiff relies on. It is served with the writ or within 14 days after appearance.

FC 3A is the District Court of Western Australia request to inspect and copy subpoenaed documents. The requester acknowledges the non-disclosure duty in DCR rule 48AI.

Form 4B is the notice that must accompany a Form 4A subpoena to give evidence in the District Court of Western Australia. It explains service, conduct money and the consequences of not complying.

Form 4E is the District Court of Western Australia subpoena notice and declaration for documents or things. It goes on every Form 4C subpoena not covered by Form 4D.

Form 4D is the District Court of Western Australia subpoena notice and declaration for health professionals and hospitals. It goes on a Form 4C subpoena in personal injuries actions.

Form 4A is the District Court of Western Australia subpoena to attend to give evidence. It orders a witness to come to a trial or hearing, and Form 4B must be attached.

Form 4C is the District Court of Western Australia subpoena to produce documents or things. A Form 4D or 4E notice and declaration goes on the front.

The District Court of Western Australia writ of summons template starts a general civil action. It is filed, sealed and served personally on each defendant.