Law Notes Litigation - Civil Procedure Notes
These notes aim to set out the relevant legal principles, and material facts from cases in order to demonstrate how those legal principles have been applied. Because of how heavily statute-focused this topic is, in some places I've extracted the relevant statute in the text or in a 'comment'.
At the beginning of each document on each topic, there is a table of contents (hyperlinked so you can navigate easily through the document), and also 'checklists', which you can use during revisions or ex...
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Class 2 Case Management 1
2.20 Justice Delayed is Justice Denied: Jackamara v Krakouer –delay is bad 6
2.40 NSW COURT SYSTEM: AN OVERVIEW 7
2.90 Backlog Reduction 8
2.100 Case study of NSW SC CL division’s Case MANAGEMENT 8
2.120 CASE MANAGEMENT: efficiency v justice 9
2.140 CPA 2005 and UCPR 11
2.160 – HOW HAS PT 6 OF CPA AFFECTED CIVIL PROCEDURE? 13
2.190 DIRECTIONS 14
2.210 UCPR 17
2.240 Application of the CPA and UCPR 17
2.260 practice notes 18
AON 19
Readings:
* All Ch 2 + Aon Risk Services
2 | Case Management – read all Chapter 2 (pages 25-57) + Aon Risk Services Australia Limited v Australian National University (2009) 239 CLR 175, [38]-[117]. [Optional – Boniface and Legg (2010) 39(2) Common Law World Review 157] |
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Summary
Exam format |
Failure to comply with directions?: s 61(3) CPA Pre-trial directions
Directions for hearing:
How to decide what order to give
Amendments: s 64 CPA – Court can order at any stage of proceedings an amendment, but this is subject to s 58 CPA. go to notes –
Adjournments: s 66 CPA (9.200) Adjournments [9.200] CPA s 66
Note:
Technology [2.310]
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These notes aim to set out the relevant legal principles, and material facts from cases in order to demonstrate how those legal principles have been applied. Because of how heavily statute-focused this topic is, in some places I've extracted the relevant statute in the text or in a 'comment'.
At the beginning of each document on each topic, there is a table of contents (hyperlinked so you can navigate easily through the document), and also 'checklists', which you can use during revisions or ex...
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