(ii) if no period is specified by rules of court, 2 years prior to the current proceeding; and legal practitioner of that party certifies, in accordance with the rules of court, as to the matters specified in paragraph (a). 42 Proper basis certification S. 42(1) substituted by No. 62/2012 s. 14(1). (1) A legal practitioner acting for or on behalf of a party to the proceeding must file a proper basis certification which complies with this section in the following circumstances— the filing of a first substantive document in a civil proceeding; the filing of any subsequent substantive document in a civil proceeding which— or substitutes a trial; or (ii) makes, adds or substitutes a claim or cause of action; or (iii) makes, adds or substitutes a substantive defence or substantive matter by way of response or reply; or adds or substitutes a material allegation denial or non-admission of fact or law; or any significant amendment to a first substantive document or a subsequent substantive document;
(ii) if no period is specified by rules of court, 2 years prior to the current proceeding; and legal practitioner of that party certifies, in accordance with the rules of court, as to the matters specified in paragraph (a). 42 Proper basis certification S. 42(1) substituted by No. 62/2012 s. 14(1). (1) A legal practitioner acting for or on behalf of a party to the proceeding must file a proper basis certification which complies with this section in the following circumstances— the filing of a first substantive document in a civil proceeding; the filing of any subsequent substantive document in a civil proceeding which— or substitutes a or (ii) makes, adds or substitutes a claim or cause of action; or (iii) makes, adds or substitutes a substantive defence or substantive matter by way of response or reply; or adds or substitutes a material allegation denial or non-admission of fact or law; or any significant amendment to a first substantive document or a subsequent substantive document; trial;
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