Court work
What the court did at every sitting, on the file the same day
Each suit keeps its forum, its bench and every sitting, with filings, service, orders and judgments recorded against it, and the court diary reads from the same record.
Who uses it
What each person does with it
- Associate
- Lists each hearing, records the outcome after the sitting with who sat and why it was adjourned, and files the orders and the judgment.
- Clerk
- Records filings, the day each was served and on whom, by which bailiff, with the affidavit of service.
- Secretary
- Keeps the court diary by court and time, and works the list of sittings that passed with no outcome recorded.
- Partner
- Sees each suit's standing, its judgments, the appeals from them and every step taken to enforce them.
What it does
Court work, in detail
Marked as in the product today or still being built.
The case and its forum
In the productSuit number, court, division, registry, judge, cause of action and claim value, with a transfer, a change of judge or a renumbering kept as a move.
Hearings and outcomes
In the productListed straight into the diary and the court diary; held, adjourned with who sought it and the costs ordered, or vacated; and a list of outcomes still due.
Filings, service and orders
In the productEach party's filings with the day filed and the day served on each party, service with its affidavit, and orders with their terms and document.
Judgments, appeals and enforcement
In the productA judgment starts the firm's rules counting, an appeal keeps its own hearings, and each enforcement step is recorded with its outcome.
Criminal matters
In the productCounts with their pleas and outcomes, bail with its sureties, and custody kept so the record shows where the client was held on any day.
Courts and judges as a register
In the productClasses of court, the courts that sit in places, their divisions and registries, and judges by their postings.
The published cause list
ComingReading the courts' own cause lists into the diary.
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How it works in practice
The guides a firm's people use, open to anyone deciding whether it fits.
- The case, hearings and filingsOpen the case on a matter, list hearings and record what the court did, and keep filings, service and orders that start time running.
- Judgments, appeals and enforcementRecord the judgment and what was awarded, take the case on appeal, and follow enforcement to its outcome.
- Criminal matters, charges and bailRecord the charges, the prosecuting authority, bail with its sureties and conditions, and custody, on a criminal matter.
- The courts and judges registerThe courts the firm appears before, by class, with their divisions, registries and judges, kept by the firm itself.
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