Can anyone tell me if I have the right to ask for Magistrates court proceedings, summons and subpoena records copies?
VIC Asking Magistrates Court Hearings Papers?
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I don't understand the meaning of your questions but it's about me the defendant, the court proceeds made in relation to the hearing and the purpose is to keep records and the need of the papers in the near future.
I'll ring the Court but I was looking for more opinions and options from people who already dealt with similar issues.
Too many factors here. Were the proceedings civil, criminal, family law or something else (Magistrates Courts deal with all sorts of different matters which would affect the responses)?
Are you after a copy of the actual summons/subpoenas, or the documents that were produced in response to the summons/subpoenas? If you were a party to the proceedings, why don't you already have a copy of those documents?
Are you after a copy of the actual summons/subpoenas, or the documents that were produced in response to the summons/subpoenas? If you were a party to the proceedings, why don't you already have a copy of those documents?
Good question and thanks for asking.
I got the paper regarding a final order made in my absence and what I want to know is what happened at the first hearing (I was not there) when the "applicant" made false complaints against me and what questions the Magistrate made in order to accept the complain.
I am not particularly familiar with Victorian legislation, but it seems that you may be able to get a transcript of the hearing Documents and Recordings FAQ | Magistrates' Court of Victoria
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