South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts51—Rules of the Supreme Court
(1) The Judges of the
Supreme Court of South Australia may make rules of court, not inconsistent
with the Corporations Law of South Australia—
(a) with
respect to proceedings, and the practice and procedure, of that Court under
that Law; and
(b) with
respect to any matter or thing that is—
(i)
required or permitted by that Law to be prescribed by
rules within the meaning of that Law; or
(ii)
necessary or convenient to be prescribed by such rules
for carrying out or giving effect to that Law; and
(c)
without limitation, with respect to costs, and with respect to rules as to
meetings ordered by that Court.
(1a) When a lower
court of South Australia is exercising jurisdiction with respect to matters
arising under the Corporations Law of South Australia, the court must apply
the rules of court made under subsection (1), with such alterations as
are necessary.
(2) When a court of
South Australia is exercising jurisdiction with respect to matters arising
under the Corporations Law of another State or the Capital Territory, being
jurisdiction conferred by a law of another State or the Capital Territory that
corresponds to this Division, that court must apply the rules of court made
under subsection (1), with such alterations as are necessary.
(3) When a court of
another State or the Capital Territory is exercising jurisdiction with respect
to matters arising under the Corporations Law of South Australia, being
jurisdiction conferred by this Division, that court must apply the rules of
court made under the law of the State or Territory corresponding to
subsection (1), with such alterations as are necessary.
(4) In this
section—
"Corporations Law of another State or the Capital Territory" does not include
rules of court;
"Corporations Law of South Australia" does not include rules of court.