Supreme Court of Western Australia Forms
18 forms from Supreme 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 (18)
Affidavit
Affidavit template of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, used to give written evidence on oath or affirmation in civil proceedings. It follows Order 37 of the Rules of the Supreme Court 1971 (WA).
Affidavit Verifying List of Documents (Form 18)
Form 18 is the affidavit that verifies a party's list of documents (Form 17) when giving discovery in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. It is sworn by the party or by an officer of a company or the State.
Application for Judicial Review (Form 67A)
Form 67A is the application for judicial review in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. It challenges a public decision-maker's decision or conduct, seeking certiorari, mandamus, prohibition or an injunction.
Default Judgment in Action for Liquidated Demand (Form 32)
Form 32 is the Supreme Court of Western Australia default judgment for a debt or other liquidated demand where the defendant has not appeared. It includes a notice telling the defendant how to challenge it.
Discontinuance Notice (Form 89)
Form 89 is the notice an appellant files to discontinue an appeal to the General Division of the Supreme Court of Western Australia. It is not used to discontinue an ordinary action.
Memorandum of Appearance (Form 6)
Form 6 is the memorandum of appearance a defendant files in the Supreme Court of Western Australia to answer a writ and defend the action. It gives the defendant's address and service details.
Notice of Change of Representation, Service Details or Address (Form 5AA)
Form 5AA is the Supreme Court of Western Australia notice for changing lawyers, acting in person or updating a party's address or service details. It is filed and served.
Notice of Intention to Abide (Form 8)
Form 8 tells the Supreme Court of Western Australia that a defendant will not take part in the case and will abide by the Court's orders. The defendant can choose to exclude orders about costs.
Notice of Originating Motion (Form 64)
Form 64 is the notice of originating motion that starts some civil proceedings heard in court in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. It states the relief sought, the grounds and the hearing date.
Order (General Form) (Form 78)
Form 78 is the general form of order in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, used to draw up orders and for minutes of proposed orders. The party entitled to the order prepares it.
Originating Summons (Appearance Not Required) (Form 75)
Form 75 starts a chambers proceeding in the Supreme Court of Western Australia where the defendant does not have to enter an appearance. The hearing date is set out on the summons.
Originating Summons (Appearance Required) (Form 74)
Form 74 is the originating summons that starts a chambers proceeding in the Supreme Court of Western Australia where the defendant must enter an appearance. The hearing is fixed later.
Subpoena Notice and Declaration (Form 22A)
Form 22A is the notice and declaration attached to the front of every Supreme Court of Western Australia subpoena to produce. The recipient completes it and returns it with the documents.
Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence (Form 21)
Form 21 is the Supreme Court of Western Australia subpoena requiring a person to attend court and give oral evidence at a trial or other hearing. The Registry issues it at a party's request.
Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence and Produce Documents (Form 21B)
Form 21B is the Supreme Court of Western Australia subpoena requiring a person both to give oral evidence and to produce documents or things. It combines Forms 21 and 21A.
Subpoena to Produce Documents (Form 21A)
Form 21A is the Supreme Court of Western Australia subpoena requiring a person or organisation to produce documents or things to the Court. Form 22A must be attached when it is served.
Summons (General Form) (Form 77)
Form 77 is the general summons for chambers applications in an existing Supreme Court of Western Australia case, such as an interlocutory application. It names the return date and the orders sought.
Writ of Summons (Form 1)
Form 1 is the general form of writ of summons used to start an action in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. It names the defendant, sets the time to enter an appearance and carries the indorsement of claim.
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About Supreme Court of Western Australia Forms
Supreme Court of Western Australia issues the court and tribunal forms below for Western Australia matters. Each has its own page with a link to Supreme 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 Supreme Court of Western Australia. They are governed by Rules of the Supreme Court 1971. We check each form against Supreme Court of Western Australia's published version and refresh our copy when it changes. If a form here ever differs from Supreme Court of Western Australia's website, the official version applies.
Frequently Asked Questions
What forms does Supreme Court of Western Australia issue?
18 forms are live for Supreme Court of Western Australia, under Rules of the Supreme Court 1971. Choose a form for a link to the official copy and the steps to complete and file it.
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