Consolidated practice directions

party may file the order (electronically if possible) in extractable form and 
may also email a copy of the order in extractable form directly to the 
Associate of the Judge or Master who has made the order. If satisfied 
with the form of the order, the Judge or Master will sign it on an urgent 
basis. The original of the signed order will be returned promptly to the 
party by the Associate, or via the ECMS.

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4. General Division - Civil 
Supreme Court of Western Australia 
Consolidated Practice Direction
4.6.3
Extraction of Orders made in the CMC List 
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1. 
From 1 March 2018, the Court will operate an electronic file in the 
General Division (Civil). It is the Court’s expectation that 
all orders and 
directions made in the General Division (Civil), including orders made in 
the CMC List, will be confirmed by the Judge, and will usually be 
extracted at the time the order is confirmed. 
2. 
After conferral between the parties and at least 24 hours prior to a 
hearing that an extracted order will be required, a minute of that order 
should be filed. 
3. 
Where orders are not extracted, parties seeking the extraction of orders 
made in the CMC List should deal only with the Associate to the Judge 
concerned, and should not file a minute of orders to be settled and 
executed by a Registrar. 

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4. General Division - Civil 
Supreme Court of Western Australia 
Consolidated Practice Direction
4.6.4
Applications for a Means Inquiry Summons under to the 
Civil Judgements Enforcement Act 2004
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1.
This Practice Direction deals with the procedure for Form 6 Applications 
requesting a Means Inquiry hearing under the 
Civil Judgements 
Enforcement Act 2004
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