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Forms

View the list of common court forms for proceedings in the Supreme Court, State Courts and Family Justice Courts.

Affidavit of Evidence in Chief – Divorce (Form 201)

Affidavit on application for substituted service – Divorce (Form 171)

Defendant's Agreement (Matrimonial Property Plan) – Divorce (Form 25)

Defendant's Proposed Parenting Plan – Divorce (Form 24)

Request for Setting Down Trial for Action – Divorce (Form 29)

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Affidavit Verifying Statement of Affairs – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-12)

File an application for a bankruptcy order to declare yourself a bankrupt. (Form PIR-12 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Supreme Court

Affidavit in support of Creditor’s Bankruptcy Application Arising from Default In Connection With Voluntary Arrangement – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-5)

File an application for a bankruptcy order against a party who owes you money. (Form PIR-5 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Supreme Court

Affidavit in support of Creditor’s Bankruptcy Application – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-4)

File an application for a bankruptcy order against a party who owes you money. (Form PIR-4 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Supreme Court

Affidavit in support of Debtor’s Bankruptcy Application – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-10)

File an application for a bankruptcy order to declare yourself a bankrupt. (Form PIR-10 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Supreme Court

Creditor’s Bankruptcy Application – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-3)

File an application for a bankruptcy order against a party who owes you money. (Form PIR-3 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Supreme Court

Debtor’s Bankruptcy Application – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-9)

File an application for a bankruptcy order to declare yourself a bankrupt. (Form PIR-9 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Supreme Court

Statement of Affairs – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-11)

File an application for a bankruptcy order to declare yourself a bankrupt. (Form PIR-11 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Supreme Court

Statutory Demand under Section 312 of Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 – Bankruptcy (Form PIR-2)

Prepare a statutory demand against someone who owes you money. (Form PIR-2 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution (Personal Insolvency) Rules)

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Summons (Form 60 of the Rules of Court 2014)

File a Summons for a civil case in the Magistrate's Court, District Court, Protection from Harassment Court or Supreme Court (Form 60 of the Rules of Court 2014) for matters that the Rules of Court 2014 apply to.

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