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30Jan2009

Revised Federal Court Practice Note 17

Posted on DateJanuary 30, 2009

The revised Federal Court of Australia's Practice Note 17 has now been issued.

Please read the Court's announcement for further information.

 

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    by Chris Dale at Chris Dale Lawyer Support on March 27, 2009
    The Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Australia yesterday gave effect to the long-awaited Practice Note No 17 - The use of technology in the management of discovery and the conduct of litigation.
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    Related: Court finalises e-discovery rules
    by Karen Dearne at Australian IT on October 14, 2007
    THE Federal Court of Australia will bring Australia's legal system into the computer age with new rules on discovery of electronic documents set for release before Christmas.
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    Related: Controlling the flow
    by Seamus E. Byrne at Lawyers Weekly on September 2, 2007
    The C7 case has added to the pressure from the courts for in-house counsel to manage discoverable material appropriately well before their external lawyers get involved, writes Seamus E Byrne

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