Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations(1) In addition to the records under rule 66, the registrar must keep a register of arbitrations (the special register ).
(2) The special register must contain a record of each of the following in relation to an arbitration:
(a) an application for arbitration;
(b) an answer to an application or third party notice;
(c) a notice to include a third party respondent;
(d) a case management meeting;
(e) an application or proceeding in an arbitration;
Examples
1 application for substituted service
2 application for amount to be paid into court
3 application for costs
4 application for registration of an agreement
5 application to correct an entry in the register
Note An example is part of the Act, is not exhaustive and may extend, but does not limit, the meaning of the provision in which it appears (see Legislation Act 2001 , s 126 and s 132).
(f) a question of law referred by a committee;
(g) the appointment of a medical referee;
(h) a report by a medical referee;
(i) an amount paid into court;
(j) the investment or application of a lump sum paid into court;
(k) the registration of an agreement;
(l) the refusal by the court to register an agreement;
(m) a request for amendment or cancellation of a registered agreement;
(n) an amendment or cancellation of a registered agreement;
(o) a decision, order or award made by the court;
(p) a judgment of the Supreme Court on appeal from an arbitration.
(3) The court may keep a record on the special register of anything else in relation to an arbitration it considers appropriate.
(4) Entries on the special register about an arbitration and any related application must be kept together and be separate from entries about any other arbitration.
(5) A person may apply to the court to correct an entry in, or remove an incorrect entry from, the special register.
(6) Subrule (5) does not apply to the amendment or
cancellation of a registered agreement.
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