Supreme Court Rules 1937—Form 3.14
(see o 76 r 18)
Notice of application for discharge of *interim order/adoption order

In the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory

No		of (year)

Adoption Act 1993

In the adoption of (full name to be given to the child/full name of adopted child)

To:  [full name], of [address]—
An application has been made for the discharge of the [*interim order/*adoption order] dated [date] in relation to the adoption of—
†	[full name in which the birth of the child proposed to be adopted is registered].
†	[full name of the adopted child].

That order was made in favour of—
†	[full name and address of each proposed adoptive parent].
†	[full name and address of each adoptive parent].

This application has been set down for [*hearing by the Court/*the sittings of the Court commencing] on [date].
If you intend to oppose the application, you should enter an appearance and give notice of your appearance to the person(s) signing below within 10 days after service of this notice.
This notice is given—
*personally by [full name], who is seeking the discharge of the order in his or her capacity as ‡[state capacity in which application is made].
*by [name(s)], solicitor(s), on behalf of [full name], who is seeking the discharge of the order in his or her capacity as ‡[state capacity in which application is made].

Date:
Signature:
Address for service:
*Strike out where inapplicable.
†	Insert where applicable

‡
Note 1	In the case of an application for the discharge of an interim order, state the nature of the relationship of the person seeking the discharge to the child who is the subject of the order, or the capacity in which that person is otherwise interested in seeking the discharge of the order. 
Note 2	In the case of an application for the discharge of an adoption order, state whether the application is made by (or on behalf of) the Minister, the chief executive responsible for adoption, the Community Advocate, the adopted child, an adopted parent or a birth parent.

Endnote
1	This form was originally in the Supreme Court Rules 1937.  Under the Court Procedures Act 2004 A2004-59, pt 8, the form became a form approved under that Act. 

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