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See UCPR 7.29(2) for more information.
⚖️ This form applies to legal representatives seeking to cease acting for a Client in NSW Court legal proceedings.
⚖️ UNLESS you have the leave of the court, you MUST file and serve a copy of this [Form 79] Notice of Intention to File & Serve Notice of Ceasing to Act:
✅ On the Registrar; and
✅ On your Client BEFORE you can file a [Form 80] Notice of Ceasing to Act.
This [Form 79] Notice of Intention to File & Serve Notice of Ceasing to Act is not exempt from the usual rule that all filed documents MUST be served as soon as possible on all active parties (UCPR 10.1).
⚖️ If a trial date has been fixed, you MUST serve this [Form 79] at least 28 days before you file and serve a [Form 80] Notice of Ceasing to Act.
⚖️ If a trial date has not been fixed, you must serve this [Form 79] at least 7 days before you file and serve a [Form 80] Notice of Ceasing to Act.
A ‘trial’ is defined under s.3 of the Civil Procedure Act 2005 (NSW) as any hearing which is not an interlocutory hearing.
⚖️ If the name of party for whom you are ceasing to act does not appear in the title of proceedings section (e.g. a third defendant) it will be helpful to include the party’s name as well as the party’s role in the proceedings in the NOTICE section of this [Form 79].
✅ Suitable for the NSW Courts under the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules (NSW) 2005;
✅ Recommended only for use by legal professionals +/or at a minimum with review by a legal professional prior to filing with the Court.
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