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UNIFORM CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES 2005 - REG 4.5
Address for service
4.5 Address for service
(cf SCR Part 9, rule 6; DCR Part 8, rule 8; LCR Part 7, rule 8)
(1) Subject
to subrule (2), a person's address for service is to be the address of a place
in New South Wales (other than a DX address)-- (a) at which documents in the
proceedings may be left for the person during ordinary business hours, and
(b) to which documents in the proceedings may be posted for the person.
(2)
The address for service of a person who has a solicitor on the record is to
be-- (a) the office of the solicitor on the record, or
(b) if the
solicitor on the record has another solicitor acting as agent, the office of
the agent.
(3) Despite subrules (1) and (2)-- (a) the address for service of
a defendant who is served with originating process outside New South Wales,
but in Australia, may be any address in Australia, whether inside or outside
New South Wales, and
(b) the address for service of a person who files a
notice under section 19(1) of the Mutual Recognition Act 1992 of the
Commonwealth (other than a person who is represented by a solicitor) may be
any address in Australia, whether inside or outside New South Wales, and
(c)
the address for service contained in an application to set aside a subpoena
made under section 35 of the Trans-Tasman Proceedings Act 2010 of the
Commonwealth (other than a person who is represented by a solicitor) may be--
(i) any address in Australia, whether inside or outside New South Wales, or
(ii) any address in New Zealand, and
(d) the address for service of a person
who has entered an appearance under the Service and Execution of Process Act
1992 of the Commonwealth is to be the address for service stated in relation
to the appearance.
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