Supreme Court of Judicature (Protection from Harassment) Rules 2021 · As enacted · Part 2 · Simplified Proceedings
38. Appeal from decision, direction or order of Registrar
Feedback & supportAn appeal lies to a judge from any decision, direction or order of the Registrar.
The appeal must be brought by filing, and serving on every other party to the claim to which the decision, direction or order appealed against relates, a notice in the appropriate Form to attend before the Protection from Harassment Court on a date specified in the notice.
The applicant must, at the time the notice is filed, pay the applicable fee.
Unless a Protection from Harassment Court or the Registrar orders otherwise, the notice must be —
filed within 7 days after the decision, direction or order appealed against was given or made; and
served on all other parties within 7 days after the notice is filed.
Unless a Protection from Harassment Court or the Registrar directs otherwise, an appeal under this rule does not operate as a stay of the simplified proceedings in which the appeal is brought.
Subregulation 1
An appeal lies to a judge from any decision, direction or order of the Registrar.
Subregulation 2
The appeal must be brought by filing, and serving on every other party to the claim to which the decision, direction or order appealed against relates, a notice in the appropriate Form to attend before the Protection from Harassment Court on a date specified in the notice.
Subregulation 3
The applicant must, at the time the notice is filed, pay the applicable fee.
Subregulation 4
Unless a Protection from Harassment Court or the Registrar orders otherwise, the notice must be —
filed within 7 days after the decision, direction or order appealed against was given or made; and
served on all other parties within 7 days after the notice is filed.
Subregulation 5
Unless a Protection from Harassment Court or the Registrar directs otherwise, an appeal under this rule does not operate as a stay of the simplified proceedings in which the appeal is brought.