Consolidated practice directions

Minutes of orders and directions sought to be filed
4. 
Except as provided under par 3(a) above or in Practice Direction 4.6.3, in 
relation to orders made in the CMC list, where directions are sought on 
an interlocutory application, a minute of the proposed directions should 
be filed and a copy served with the case management request. This 
requirement applies to all applications for directions, but particularly to: 
(a) third party directions under O 19 r 4; 
(b) expert evidence directions under O 4A r2(2)(ia)-(l), (6); 
(c) directions on a summons under O 61 r 2 to proceed under a 
judgment or order; 

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4. General Division - Civil 
PD 4.6.1 
Supreme Court of Western Australia 
Consolidated Practice Direction
(d) directions under s l29C(4) of the 
Transfer of Land Act 1893
on an 
application to discharge or modify an easement or restrictive 
covenant. 
5. 
A minute should also be filed in the following cases: 
(a) on an application for judgment in a partnership action; 
(b) on an application under s l26 of the 
Property Law Act 1969
for the 
sale of land; 
(c) in the following company matters: 
(i) 
an application for winding up or for confirmation of reduction 
of capital; 
(ii) an application for the appointment of a provisional liquidator. 

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4. General Division - Civil 
Supreme Court of Western Australia 
Consolidated Practice Direction
4.6.2
Expedited Processes for Urgent Orders 
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1. 
This Practice Direction sets out an alternative process that a party may 
adopt where an order is sought to be extracted from the court on an 
urgent basis. 
2. 
Examples of orders where the urgency of their extraction may justify 
recourse to this alternative process include an order for an injunction or 
for the extension of a caveat. 
3. 
Where following a hearing a party requires a settled order urgently, that