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HIGH COURT RULES 20042004 No. 304- RULE 6.06
Vexatious proceedings
6.06.1 Upon the application of a Law Officer, the Australian Government
Solicitor, or the Principal Registrar, the Court or a Justice, if satisfied
that a person, alone or in concert with any other, frequently and without
reasonable ground has instituted or has attempted to institute vexatious legal
proceedings may, having given that person an opportunity to be heard, order
that he or she shall not, without the leave of the Court or a Justice,
commence any proceeding or make any application in the original or the
appellate jurisdiction of the Court.
6.06.2 Leave shall not be given under
this rule unless the Court or a Justice is satisfied that the proposed
proceeding or application is not an abuse of the process of the Court and that
there is prima facie ground for the proceeding.
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