Magistrates Court of Western Australia Forms
17 forms from Magistrates Court of Western Australia. Each form's page links the official copy, shows its first page and explains how to complete and lodge it. Choose a form below.
Forms (17)
Acceptance of Offer of Settlement (Form 42)
Form 42 is the Magistrates Court of Western Australia form used to accept an offer of settlement in a general procedure civil claim. It is lodged with the Court and served on the party who made the offer.
Acknowledgement of Receipt of Offer of Settlement (Form 40)
Form 40 is the Magistrates Court of Western Australia acknowledgement that a party has received an offer of settlement in a civil claim. It must be served within 3 working days after the offer is served.
Affidavit Verifying Disclosure of Documents (Form 35)
Form 35 is the affidavit verifying a party's list of documents when disclosure is ordered in a Magistrates Court of Western Australia civil claim. It is used with the Form 36 list.
Affidavit of Service (Form 11)
Form 11 is the Affidavit of Service used in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. It proves a court document was served by the party or their own agent rather than a bailiff.
Application (Form 23)
Form 23 is the Application used in the civil jurisdiction of the Magistrates Court of Western Australia for orders before trial, such as summary judgment. It is lodged with a Form 2 supporting affidavit.
General Form of Affidavits (Form 2)
Form 2 is the General Form of Affidavit used in civil cases in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. It supports applications such as Form 23 and is sworn or affirmed before an authorised witness.
General Procedure Claim (Consumer/Trader) (Form 7)
Form 7 is the General Procedure Claim (Consumer/Trader) used in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. It starts a consumer and trader dispute over goods or services, up to the $75,000 limit.
Invitation to admit facts (Form 37)
Form 37 is the Magistrates Court of Western Australia invitation asking another party in a civil claim to admit specified facts. It must be lodged and served at least 5 working days before trial.
List of Documents (Form 36)
Form 36 is the List of Documents used in general procedure civil cases in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. It is verified by a Form 35 affidavit and includes a notice to inspect.
Memorandum of consent order (Form 49)
Form 49 is the Memorandum of Consent Order used in civil cases in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. Parties sign it to ask for judgment or orders in agreed terms, such as to record a settlement.
Notice of Change of Address for Service (Form 54)
Form 54 is the Notice of Change of Address for Service used in civil cases in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. A party lodges and serves it when the address where it receives court documents changes.
Offer of settlement (Form 39)
Form 39 is the offer of settlement used by a claimant or defendant in a general procedure civil claim in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. It is served on the other party, not lodged.
Response to Application (Form 24)
Form 24 is the Response to Application used in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. A party served with a Form 23 Application uses it to say whether it consents or objects to each order sought.
Response to General Procedure Claim (Form 15)
Form 15 is the response a defendant lodges in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia to a general procedure claim, to admit, partly admit or defend it. It is due 14 days after service of the claim.
Statement of Defence to General Procedure Claim (Form 21)
Form 21 is the statement of defence a defendant lodges in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia to defend a general procedure claim. It sets out the facts, particulars and legal basis of the defence.
Statement of General Procedure Claim (Form 19)
Form 19 is the Statement of General Procedure Claim used in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. The claimant sets out the facts, legal basis and relief for a claim the defendant will defend.
Statement of Intended Evidence of a Witness (Form 32A)
Form 32A is the Statement of Intended Evidence of a Witness used in civil cases in the Magistrates Court of Western Australia. It sets out what a non-expert witness will say at trial, lodged and served when ordered.
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About Magistrates Court of Western Australia Forms
Magistrates Court of Western Australia issues the court and tribunal forms below for Western Australia matters. Each has its own page with a link to Magistrates Court of Western Australia's official copy, a preview of the first page and the steps to complete and file it. The most used forms also have a plain-English guide, checked against the rules that govern them.
These forms cover Magistrates Court of Western Australia. They are governed by Magistrates Court (Civil Proceedings) Rules 2005. We check each form against Magistrates Court of Western Australia's published version and refresh our copy when it changes. If a form here ever differs from Magistrates Court of Western Australia's website, the official version applies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What forms does Magistrates Court of Western Australia issue?
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