The Supreme Court Rules 2024
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33 Procedural applications
(1) Every procedural application must be filed via the portal by a portal party or in the appropriate form for general procedural applications by a non-portal party unless a particular form is provided for a specific application. (2) An application must— (a) set out the reasons for making the application, and (b) where necessary, be supported by written evidence. (3) Once an application has been filed, it must be served on every other party. (4) A party who wishes to oppose an application must, within 7 days after service, file a notice of objection and must serve a copy of that notice on the applicant and any other parties. (5) An application for permission to appeal, a notice of appeal or any other document filed under these Rules may be amended on application under this rule or with the permission of the Registrar on such terms as appear appropriate, and the Registrar may invite the parties’ written submissions on any application to amend.
33 Procedural applications
(1) Every procedural application must be filed via the portal by a portal party or in the appropriate form for general procedural applications by a non-portal party unless a particular form is provided for a specific application. (2) An application must— (a) set out the reasons for making the application, and (b) where necessary, be supported by written evidence. (3) Once an application has been filed, it must be served on every other party. (4) A party who wishes to oppose an application must, within 7 days after service, file a notice of objection and must serve a copy of that notice on the applicant and any other parties. (5) An application for permission to appeal, a notice of appeal or any other document filed under these Rules may be amended on application under this rule or with the permission of the Registrar on such terms as appear appropriate, and the Registrar may invite the parties’ written submissions on any application to amend.
One line that says what changes, such as "Halve the dog tax".
Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.
How this law is officially changed
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