This chapter provides some basic information and advice for people who are required to attend a court or tribunal, for a hearing of a dispute to which they are a party.
If you are one of the parties, you have a choice as to whether you will appear "in person" and present your own case (referred to here as "self-representation") or engage a lawyer to represent you (see: Chapter 2*2 Legal Representation). In certain circumstances it may be possible for you not to attend court at all. You should seek legal advice before choosing to exercise this option. You may be disadvantaged if you do not attend.
INTRODUCTION :: Last updated: Wed Jul 1st 2009


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