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Court Procedures Regulation 2004

Number: SL2004-63
Made under: Court Procedures Act 2004, s 83
Status: In Force

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Current law
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Law history

Current version

Effective	Files/Formats	Version	Published	Notes
9 December 2015	PDF PDF Word	R5	9 December 2015	Republication for amendments by A2015-50

Point-in-time versions

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The following table lists 5 point in time versions. You can skip this and jump to the next tab.
Effective	Files/Formats	Version	Published	Notes
9 December 2015	PDF PDF Word	R5	9 December 2015	Republication for amendments by A2015-50
2 February 2009 - 8 December 2015	PDF PDF Word	R4	2 February 2009	Republication for amendments by A2008-36
1 July 2006 - 1 February 2009	PDF PDF Word	R3	1 July 2006	Republication for amendments by A2006-25
22 December 2005 - 30 June 2006	PDF PDF Word	R2	22 December 2005	Republication for amendments by A2005-60
10 January 2005 - 21 December 2005	PDF PDF Word	R1	10 January 2005	Republication for new regulation
10 January 2005	PDF PDF Word	As notified	23 December 2004

Notification statement

The Court Procedures Regulation 2004 has been made and is notified under the Legislation Act 2001.

Notified: 23 December 2004 (Parliamentary Counsel)

Instrument as notified

Date notified	Effective	Files/Formats	Notes
23 December 2004	10 January 2005	PDF PDF Word

Explanatory statement

Version	Published	Files/Formats
As presented	23 December 2004	PDF PDF Word

Commencement

Provision	Commencement date	Commencement method
s 1, s 2	23 December 2004	LA s 75 (1)
remainder	10 January 2005	s 2 and see A2004-59, s 2 and CN2004-29

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