Torts
A template for a statement of claim (filing party legally represented) for use in a Court in NSW based on UCPR 6.2 Form 3A. This one contains some notes in Pleadings & particulars regarding my solicitors' failure in his/her duty of care. (L-10200)
District Court. A claim arising from a civil wrong other than of a type that can otherwise be categorised.
District Court. A claim arising from a dishonest representation that the defendant's goods or services are your goods or services or associated with you, and consequently damaging your 'good-will'.
District Court. A claim arising from a dishonest statement made by the defendant that caused you to suffer loss or damage.
District Court. A claim arising from the publication of a statement that harms your reputation. These matters are entered into the Defamation List.
District Court. A claim against a person holding professional qualifications (other than medical, financial, or legal) arising from a breach of a duty of care in the provision of professional services.
District Court. A claim against an accountant or other financial professional arising from a breach of a duty of care in the provision of professional services.
District Court. A claim against a medical practitioner or health professional (including dentists, chemists and physiotherapists) arising from a breach of a duty of care or a contractual obligation in the provision of professional services. These matters are usually entered into the Professional Negligence List.
District Court. A claim against a lawyer (barrister or solicitor) arising from a breach of a duty of care or a contractual obligation in the provision of professional services. These matters are usually entered into the Professional Negligence List.
District Court. A claim arising from the defendant negligently doing something that caused you to suffer some loss other than as a result of a personal injury, and where the negligence does not relate to a professional service provided to you by the defendant.
