Sch. 2 SECOND SCHEDULE Section 4. Sch. 2 TO THE DEFENDANT amended by TAKE NOTICE that this proceeding has been brought against you by the S.R. No. 375/1973 plaintiff for the claim set out in this writ. reg. 2(b), Nos 9279 s. 2, IF YOU INTEND TO DEFEND the proceeding YOU MUST GIVE 16/1986 NOTICE of your intention by first obtaining the leave of the Court to file an s. 32(b)(i)(ii), appearance and then filing an appearance within the proper time for substituted by appearance stated below. No. 110/1986 s. 134(h), YOU OR YOUR LEGAL PRACTITIONER may file the appearance. An amended by Nos 35/1996 appearance is filed by— s. 453(Sch. 1 (a) filing a "Notice of Appearance" in the Prothonotary's office in the items 40.2, 40.3), 84/1997 Law Courts, William Street, Melbourne, or, where the writ has s. 50, 24/2008 been filed in the office of a Deputy Prothonotary, in the office of s. 79, 78/2008 that Deputy Prothonotary; and s. 26. (b) on the day you file the Notice, serving a copy, sealed by the Court, at the plaintiff's address for service, which is set out at the end of this writ. IF YOU FAIL to obtain the leave of the Court to file an appearance within the proper time and to file an appearance within that time, the plaintiff may ENTER JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU on the claim without further notice. THE PROPER TIME FOR OBTAINING LEAVE TO FILE AN APPEARANCE AND FOR FILING AN APPEARANCE is as follows— (a) where you reside within 80 kilometres of the post office corner of Bourke and Elizabeth Streets Melbourne, within 16 days after service; (b) where you reside beyond that distance, within 21 days after service. IF you pay the amount claimed, namely, $ and $ for legal costs to the plaintiff or his legal practitioner within the proper time stated above, this proceeding will come to an end. Notwithstanding the payment you may have the costs assessed by the . APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO DEFEND must be made within the proper time stated above to an Associate Judge of the Court, Law Courts, . It is not necessary to give notice of the application to the plaintiff. THE COURT MAY GIVE LEAVE TO DEFEND if you—
Section 4. Sch. 2 amended by S.R. No. 375/1973 reg. 2(b), Nos 9279 s. 2, 16/1986 s. 32(b)(i)(ii), substituted by No. 110/1986 s. 134(h), amended by Nos 35/1996 s. 453(Sch. 1 items 40.2, 40.3), 84/1997 s. 50, 24/2008 s. 79, 78/2008 s. 26. SECOND SCHEDULE Sch. 2 TO THE DEFENDANT TAKE NOTICE that this proceeding has been brought against you by the plaintiff for the claim set out in this writ. IF YOU INTEND TO DEFEND the proceeding YOU MUST GIVE NOTICE of your intention by first obtaining the leave of the Court to file an appearance and then filing an appearance within the proper time for appearance stated below. YOU OR YOUR LEGAL PRACTITIONER may file the appearance. An appearance is filed by— (a) filing a "Notice of Appearance" in the Prothonotary's office in the Law Courts, William Street, Melbourne, or, where the writ has been filed in the office of a Deputy Prothonotary, in the office of that Deputy Prothonotary; and (b) on the day you file the Notice, serving a copy, sealed by the Court, at the plaintiff's address for service, which is set out at the end of this writ. IF YOU FAIL to obtain the leave of the Court to file an appearance within the proper time and to file an appearance within that time, the plaintiff may ENTER JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU on the claim without further notice. THE PROPER TIME FOR OBTAINING LEAVE TO FILE AN APPEARANCE AND FOR FILING AN APPEARANCE is as follows— (a) where you reside within 80 kilometres of the post office corner of Bourke and Elizabeth Streets Melbourne, within 16 days after service; (b) where you reside beyond that distance, within 21 days after service. IF you pay the amount claimed, namely, $ and $ for legal costs to the plaintiff or his legal practitioner within the proper time stated above, this proceeding will come to an end. Notwithstanding the payment you may have the costs assessed by the . APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO DEFEND must be made within the proper time stated above to an Associate Judge of the Court, Law Courts, . It is not necessary to give notice of the application to the plaintiff. THE COURT MAY GIVE LEAVE TO DEFEND if you—
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