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Part 2 · Proceedings Under Part 10 of Women’S Charter 1961

15. Applications under section 17A(2)(c) of Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969 (P. 2, r. 15)

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(1)

Despite any other provision of these Rules, a person who makes an application for the disposition or division of property on divorce pursuant to section 17A(2)(c) of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969 must file an originating application in Form 14 supported by all documents specified in that Form or any practice directions relating to such applications.

(2)

Where the respondent wishes to make a counterclaim to the applicant’s claim for ancillary relief, the respondent is not required to file a cross‑application.

Subregulation 1

Despite any other provision of these Rules, a person who makes an application for the disposition or division of property on divorce pursuant to section 17A(2)(c) of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969 must file an originating application in Form 14 supported by all documents specified in that Form or any practice directions relating to such applications.

Subregulation 2

Where the respondent wishes to make a counterclaim to the applicant’s claim for ancillary relief, the respondent is not required to file a cross‑application.

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Enforcement of Child Access Order Under Section 5A of Guardianship of Infants Act 1934 or Section 126B of Women’S Charter 1961

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Amicable Resolution of Cases

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Judge-Led Approach in Resolving Family Disputes

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Disclosure

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Reports Under Mental Capacity Act 2008

Part 12

Relevant Professionals and Child Reports

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Injunctions and Other Interim Relief Before Hearing

Part 15

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Part 16

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Part 17

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Part 20

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Transfer of Proceedings

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Contempt of Court

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Court Fees

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Registry and Administration

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Lodgment in Court, Money in Registry and Payment to Bailiff

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