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Uniform Civil Procedure Rules – Rule 144 (3)
Quote “Rule 144 (3) If a Defendent files a Conditional Notice of Intention to Defend, the Defendent must apply for an order under rule 16 -39(the 39 is in small font) within 14 days after filing the notice.”
Question: Where do I find the rule 16 with the small 39?
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3 Replies
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I just found the answer. It’s a reference to the relative footnote at the bottom of each page. So in this case, look to the bottom of the page for “39” and read that.
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Hi anyone has the right to challenge jurisdiction at any time during proceedings. But it is the way that it is done is important . always ask the questions ,
In which jurisdiction are you ( the magistrate or judge ) adjudicating here today ?
wait for the answer ,he she may waffle about something , them ask the second time on and for the record is this a court of commerce yes or no , if they say no ask is it not the case that you work for a corporation that has an ABN and registered with asic yes or no , are you an employee of that corporation yes or no , then is it not the case that you sit here today in an administrative capacity yes or no . Being that is the case , i do not consent to the jurisdiction of this court and do not have a contract and do not want to do business with your commercial entity . i am now here under duress .
We will only consent to have this matter herd by a Chapter 3 court of competent jurisdiction under the commonwealth . If you intend to proceed ex parte we will seek a judicial review with counter claim for impersonating a judicial officer.etc look up the crimes act comes with jail time
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Thank you.
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