Supreme Court Rules 1937—Form 1.18
(see o 26 r 1)
Notice of payment into court

In the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory

No		of (year)

(name/s)
Plaintiff[s]*

(name/s)
Defendant[s]*
The defendant [name of defendant]—
(a)	has paid $                into court (the amount); and
[or]
[if the defendant filed a bond under the Supreme Court Rules 1937,  o 26 r 2]
(a)	has filed a bond for $                (the amount); and
[or]
[if the defendant filed a security under the Supreme Court Rules 1937, o 26 r 3]
(a)	has filed a security for $                (the amount); and
[for an action other than an action under the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002, part 3.1 (Wrongful act or omission causing death) or part 9.3 (Rules governing litigation of civil claims—defamation)]
(b)	says that the amount is enough to satisfy the plaintiff’s claim for [state what the amount is said to satisfy]; and
[or]
(b)	[unless the Court otherwise orders, and if there are 2 or more causes of action joined in a single action, and an amount is paid into court in satisfaction of 1 or more of the claims] says that part of the amount, $	(state amount) is enough to satisfy the plaintiff’s claim for [state what that part is said to satisfy] and the rest of the amount is enough to satisfy the plaintiff’s claim for [state what the rest is said to satisfy]; and
[or]
[for an action under the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002, part 3.1]
(b)	says that the amount is sufficient compensation for the benefit of the people for whose benefit the action under the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002, part 3.1 (Wrongful act or omission causing death) is brought, and who are entitled to compensation under the part; and
[or]
(b)	[for an action under the Civil Law (Wrongs) Act 2002, part 9.3 (Rules governing litigation of civil claims—defamation)] pays the amount by way of compensation, satisfaction and amends; and
(c)	[if the defendant makes a counterclaim, state the relevant matters mentioned in the Supreme Court Rules 1937,  o 26 r 5 (1) (c)]; and
(d)	[*admits/denies] liability.

Date:
Signature of *[defendant/defendant’s solicitor]:

To the *[plaintiff/plaintiff’s solicitor]:

*strike out if inapplicable

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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