(f) make use of technology to further the overriding objective; and directions to ensure that the hearing of a case proceeds in a timely manner and efficiently. In exercising (4) any under these Rules or interpreting any Rule the Court must seek to give effect to the overriding objective. (5) The parties are required to assist the Court to further the overriding objective and to ensure that cases are dealt with fairly and expeditiously. (6) For the purpose of subrule (5) the parties are required to assist the Court to minimise delay between the date of commencement of proceedings and their final determination, other than as required to identify the factual and legal issues genuinely in dispute, and for sentencing purposes. 6 Definitions In trial Rules— means to mark on a file or document the endorse date and venue of the Court; means the venue of the Infringements Court Court prescribed by Rule 94; has the same meaning as it has in process section 3 of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989; means the register of all the orders of register the Court and other matters kept under
(f) make use of technology to further the overriding objective; and directions to ensure that the hearing of a case proceeds in a timely manner and efficiently. (4) In exercising any under these Rules or interpreting any Rule the Court must seek to give effect to the overriding objective. (5) The parties are required to assist the Court to further the overriding objective and to ensure that cases are dealt with fairly and expeditiously. (6) For the purpose of subrule (5) the parties are required to assist the Court to minimise delay between the date of commencement of proceedings and their final determination, other than as required to identify the factual and legal issues genuinely in dispute, and for sentencing purposes. 6 Definitions In Rules— endorse means to mark on a file or document the date and venue of the Court; Infringements Court means the venue of the Court prescribed by Rule 94; process has the same meaning as it has in section 3 of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989; register means the register of all the orders of the Court and other matters kept under trial
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