Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) This section applies to a hearing in relation to which a person has given a written notice under section 61E(2), 61F(5), 61G(4), 80(27), 119(1), 120(7) or 124(4).
(2) The requirement mentioned in section 61E(3), 61F(6), 61G(5), 80(27)(c), 119(2), 120(8) or 124(5) to state in the written notice the grounds on which the person intends to challenge the evidence mentioned in that subsection does not prevent the person from raising a ground at the hearing to challenge the evidence if—
(a) the person did not know the ground before the hearing; and
(b) as far as the ground was able to be found out by the person—the person took all reasonable steps to find out the ground before the hearing.
(3) If a person raises a ground at the hearing that was not stated in a written notice under section 61E(2), 61F(5), 61G(4), 80(27), 119(1), 120(7) or 124(4), the court may adjourn the hearing to the time, and on the terms as to costs, the court considers appropriate.
(4) Subsection (3) does not limit the powers of the court.