Federal Civil Litigation Precedents

Federal Civil Litigation Precedents is an essential tool for practitioners litigating in the High Court of Australia, the Federal Court of Australia and the Federal Magistrates Court. The work includes commentary and a range of pleading precedents to guide the practitioner through the process of preparation and filing of documents in the High Court of Australia, the Federal Court of Australia and the Federal Magistrates Court. In addition, the work covers specific areas of practice including Administrative Law, Admiralty, Bankruptcy, Human Rights, Industrial Law, Intellectual Property, Native Title and Representative Proceedings. Strong cross-referencing with Practice and Procedure: High Court and Federal Court of Australia, the companion volume to Federal Civil Litigation Precedents, enables quick and easy access to up-to-date legislative provisions and additional commentary. - High Court - Matters Commenced by Writ - Matters Commenced by Application - Matters Commenced by Removal - Special Leave Applications - Appeals = High Court - Chamber Matters - Election Petitions - High Court Forms - Federal Court - Commencement of Proceedings - Service - Transfer, Removal, Consolidation and Separate Questions - Discovery and Interrogatories - Evidence - Affidavits - Stay - Determination of Proceedings - Appeals ? Federal Court - Costs - Directions Hearings - Federal Court Forms - Federal Magistrates Court - Introduction - Federal Magistrates Court Forms - Specific Titles - Administrative Law - Admiralty - Bankruptcy - Corporations - Freezing Orders and Search Orders - Human Rights - Immigration - Industrial Law - Intellectual Property - Native Title - Representative Proceedings -Taxation