How do I lodge the Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence (Form 21) (Form 21)?

1. Pull the latest Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence (Form 21) into your practice management system. Your matter details (the parties, court file details, and your firm details) populate the form automatically, on your own machine. 2. Confirm the populated fields are correct and complete any office-use or matter-specific fields the catalogue does not fill. 3. Order 36B rule 3(1).

Is this the current Supreme Court of Western Australia form?

The template is version-tracked. A change-monitoring pipeline watches the Supreme Court of Western Australia source and refreshes the form when it changes, so you assemble against the version they expect. This template is still marked a draft: it has not yet been through our editorial review, so check it against the Supreme Court of Western Australia form before you rely on it.

What data does the form need?

The form maps to the published matter-field vocabulary - the parties, matter details, and your firm details fill automatically from your matter, on your own machine. Practice management systems can fetch and assemble it through the document assembly API.

Court · Supreme Court of Western Australia · Western Australia

Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence (Form 21)

DraftThis template has not been through our editorial review yet. Check it against Supreme Court of Western Australia's current form before you rely on it.

Format: Word (DOCX)
Category: Court form
Form number: Form 21
Version: v4ebee900
Last updated: 1 September 2026

Supreme Court of Western Australia · Rules of the Supreme Court 1971

Preview of the first page of Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence (Form 21) — Preview - first page of the form

How to lodge - See instructions

1
Assemble the form
Pull the latest Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence (Form 21) into your practice management system. Your matter details (the parties, court file details, and your firm details) populate the form automatically, on your own machine.
2
Review and check
Confirm the populated fields are correct and complete any office-use or matter-specific fields the catalogue does not fill.
3
Lodge the form
Order 36B rule 3(1).

Lodgement notesOrder 36B rule 3(1).

This form maps to the published matter-field vocabulary, so your practice management system fills it from your matter data - on your own machine. Practice management systems can fetch and assemble it through the document assembly API.

View the official form on the Supreme Court of Western Australia website

Subpoena to Give Oral Evidence (Form 21)

How to lodge - See instructions

More from Supreme Court of Western Australia

Affidavit

Affidavit Verifying List of Documents (Form 18)

Application for Judicial Review (Form 67A)

Default Judgment in Action for Liquidated Demand (Form 32)

Discontinuance Notice (Form 89)

Memorandum of Appearance (Form 6)

All Supreme Court of Western Australia forms