Respond to any ground of defence. The defendant can respond to your claim in a number of ways. Your matter is not automatically listed for a hearing after the defendant files a defence.
You, the plaintiff, need to continue the claim. Within days of receiving the defendant’s notice of intention to defen file a reply in response to their defence.
The most important task of your defence is to respond to the allegations made by the plaintiff in the Statement of Claim. To commence proceedings, the plaintiff has filed two court documents - a Claim (Form 2), and a Statement of Claim (Form 16). Hi everyone, Just received a Reply to my Statement of Defence. Does it need to be stamped by the court and signed?
Can they do this under Australian law? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Service is the process of formally delivering documents to the other party to a claim.
NOTICE AS TO REPLY AND ANSWER You have days to file and serve a reply to this defence. If you do not do so, you may be prevented from adducing evidence in relation to allegations of fact made in this defence. A Reply and Defence to Counterclaim should normally form one document. There are different time limits for the filing of a Reply and the Defence to Counterclaim. Consequently the court will normally order that the Reply and Defence to Counterclaim be filed at the same time.
However a defendant cannot rely on a court making such an order. Practice Direction contains important provisions about the nature of a Reply and Defence to Counterclaim. This means that once the defence of self- defence has been raise the prosecution bears the burden of proving beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant was not acting in self- defence.
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