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E-Court
What is e-Court?
As part of its LEC On Line strategy the Court implemented a new computer system called e-Court in November 2002. The objective of e-Court and other LEC On Line projects is to improve the services available to litigants and their representatives. E-Court enables parties in class 1-4 matters to:
- Initiate proceedings on line (using the internet);
- Lodge documents on line;
- Obtain hearing dates and adjournments through e-Court's e-Callover facility;
- Use the internet to check the record of activity in their matters; and
- Access any documents that were filed on line.
One particular benefit of the e-Court system is that it has a "public user" facility. If a Council chooses to become a public user, all new applications to the Court where that Council is a respondent will be electronically served by the Court on the Council. E-Court offers a high level of security and only parties can access e-Court matters.
Getting Started
e-Court forms
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Notes
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1. Mac OS X and Safari users: For Mac OS X, the default browser is Safari. If you experience problems accessing forms or documents on Lawlink websites using Safari as your web browser, you may need to use an alternative browser, see the Macintosh Products Guide for more information.
2. PDF Files :To view a PDF (Portable Document Format) document, you will need a copy of Adobe Acrobat on your computer.You can download a copy for free from the Adobe website
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