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CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES 1999 - REG 43D
Filing of application for disclosure obligation direction
(1) The applicant may file the application for a
disclosure obligation direction if— (a) the applicant receives a
respondent’s response but the response is not satisfactory to the applicant;
or
(b) the applicant does not receive a respondent’s response within the
nominated time.
(2) The applicant must file all of the following documents
with the application— (a) a copy of the applicant’s communication;
(b) if
the respondent gave a respondent’s response—a copy of the response;
(c) a
copy of any other relevant correspondence exchanged between the applicant and
the respondent.
(3) The application must be filed, and served on each other
party to the relevant proceeding— (a) if the relevant proceeding is a
prescribed summary trial or a committal proceeding as mentioned in the Code ,
section 590AD , definition relevant proceeding —not later than the day
before the date set by the court for the commencement of the hearing of
evidence in the proceeding; or
(b) if the relevant proceeding is a trial on
indictment as mentioned in the Code , section 590AD , definition
relevant proceeding — (i) if the trial starts less than 28 days after
presentation of the indictment—before evidence starts to be heard at the
trial; or
(ii) otherwise—not more than 28 days after presentation of the
indictment.
(4) Unless the court otherwise directs, the material before the
court in relation to an application for a disclosure obligation direction must
include the application for the disclosure obligation direction and the
documents mentioned in subrule (2) .
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