SUPREME COURT RULES (AMENDMENT) (NO. 15 OF 1995) - REG 3 3. Rule 4 of Order 1 of the Principal Rules is amended by inserting in subrule (1) the following definitions:“ ‘Convention country' means a party to the Hague Convention other than Australia; ‘designated authority', in relation to a Convention country, means a person or body designated by that country from time to time, for the purposes of article 6 of the Hague Convention, to be an authority competent to complete a certificate of service; ‘foreign additional authority', in relation to a Convention country, means a person or body designated by that country from time to time, for the purposes of article 18 of the Hague Convention, to be an authority in addition to a foreign Central Authority of that country; ‘foreign Central Authority', in relation to a Convention country, means a person or body designated by that country from time to time, to be a Central Authority for the purposes of article 2 of the Hague Convention; ‘Hague Convention' means the Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extra-Judicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters done at the Hague on 15 November 1965;”.

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SUPREME COURT RULES (AMENDMENT) (NO. 15 OF 1995) - REG 3

3. Rule 4 of Order 1 of the Principal Rules is amended by inserting in subrule (1) the following definitions:“ ‘Convention country' means a party to the Hague Convention other than Australia; ‘designated authority', in relation to a Convention country, means a person or body designated by that country from time to time, for the purposes of article 6 of the Hague Convention, to be an authority competent to complete a certificate of service; ‘foreign additional authority', in relation to a Convention country, means a person or body designated by that country from time to time, for the purposes of article 18 of the Hague Convention, to be an authority in addition to a foreign Central Authority of that country; ‘foreign Central Authority', in relation to a Convention country, means a person or body designated by that country from time to time, to be a Central Authority for the purposes of article 2 of the Hague Convention; ‘Hague Convention' means the Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extra-Judicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters done at the Hague on 15 November 1965;”.

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