Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (UCPR Qld) - Digest
back to table of provisionsChapter 20A – Reciprocal Enforcement of Foreign Judgments
- Part 1 – PreliminaryPart 2 – Reciprocal enforcement of foreign judgments
- [947C] Definitions for Pt 2
- [947D] Application for registration of judgment
- [947E] Evidence in support of application
- [947F] Security for costs of application
- [947G] Order for registration
- [947H] Register of judgments
- [947I] Registration of judgments
- [947J] Notice of registration
- [947K] Details of service to be written on notice
- [947L] Application to set aside registration of judgment
- [947M] Enforcement of judgment
[947A] Definitions for ch 20A go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947B] Application of rules and practices of court go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947C] Definitions for Pt 2 go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947D] Application for registration of judgment go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947E] Evidence in support of application go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947F] Security for costs of application go to top
[947G] Order for registration go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947H] Register of judgments go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947I] Registration of judgments go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947J] Notice of registration go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947K] Details of service to be written on notice go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947L] Application to set aside registration of judgment go to top
On an application in the Supreme Court of Queensland to set aside registration of a foreign judgment on a question of jurisdiction pursuant to s 7 of the Foreign Judgments Act 1991 (Cth), the question of jurisdiction is to be determined according to the jurisdictional rules of Queensland: de Santis v Russo [2002] 2 Qd R 230 , [9] (McPherson JA, Thomas JA and Cullinane J agreeing); approved in Marks v Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd [2014] QCA 102, [27] (Gotterson JA, Muir JA and Daubney J agreeing).
[947M] Enforcement of judgment go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.
[947N] Certificate of judgment go to top
The meaning of this rule does not appear to have been considered in any published decision of a Queensland court.