Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Rules 2004—Form 17
(see s 44 (3))
Notice of confession
To the plaintiff:
The defendant	has this day filed a statement confessing to the amount (or
to $	, part of the amount) claimed by you.
Where the confession is to the full amount claimed and no damages are claimed for personal injuries: I will this day enter up judgment in your favour for the amount confessed to and $             for costs (or costs to be taxed).
Where the confession is to the full amount claimed and damages are claimed for personal injuries: Unless within 14 days you apply for leave to amend the amount of your claim of for removal of the proceedings to the Supreme Court I will forthwith after that time enter up judgment in your favour for the amount confessed to and $	for costs (or costs to be taxed).
Where the confession is to part of the amount claimed: Unless within 14 days you file a notice refusing to accept the amount confessed to in full satisfaction of your claim I will forthwith after that time enter up judgment in your favour for the amount confessed to and $	for costs (or costs to be taxed).
Dated	20    .
	Registrar

Endnotes
1	This form was originally in the Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Act 1982 (the authorising Act), schedule 1.  Under amendments made by the Legislation (Consequential Amendments) Act 2001, the form was omitted from the authorising Act and became a form approved under section 471 of that Act (see amdt 1.2791, amdt 1.2793). 
2	Under the Court Procedures Act 2004 A2004-59, pt 8, this form became a form approved under that Act
3	This republication includes amendments made under the Legislation Act, part 11.3 (Editorial changes).

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