Supreme Court Rules 1937—Form 1.1D
(see o 1AB r 3)
Notice of intention to adduce tendency evidence
In the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory
*[Criminal jurisdiction]

No		of (year)

(for civil matters)
(name/s)
Plaintiff[s]*

(name/s)
Defendant[s]*

(for criminal matters)
The Queen
and
(name of accused person)

To (name) of (address)
Under the Evidence Act 1995 (Cwlth), section 97 (1), I, (name) give notice that I intend to adduce evidence of *[the * [character/ reputation/ conduct] of (name)/ a tendency that (name) *[has/had]] to prove that *[he/she] *[has/had] a tendency to *[act in a particular way/ have a particular state of mind].
The substance of the evidence of the kind referred to in that subsection that I intend to adduce is as follows:
(substance of the evidence)
Particulars of the *[character/ reputation/ conduct/ tendency] of which evidence is to be adduced are as follows:
(particulars)
(if that evidence consists of, or includes, evidence of the conduct of a person) *[Particulars of—
	(a)	the date, time, place and circumstances at or in which the conduct occurred; and
	(b)	the names of each person who saw, heard or otherwise perceived the conduct; and
(in a civil proceeding—
	*[(c)	the address of each person so named]);
so far as they are known to me, are as follows:
(particulars)]
Particulars of the tendency sought to be proved by the evidence are as follows:
(particulars)
Date:
(signature of party or party’s lawyer)
(name of party or party’s lawyer)
(address)
*(delete if, or whichever is, 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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