10. Rules for conduct of proceedings before Court
(1) All applications made to the Court or to any judge of the Court shall be lodged with the Clerk who shall issue all processes out of the Court, keep a register of all proceedings in and orders made by the Court, and affix the seal of the Court to all necessary documents.
(2) Except where otherwise provided by these regulations or where otherwise directed by the Clerk, all documents for the use of the Court shall be lodged in triplicate, but one copy only need be lodged of documents for use before a judge of the Court.
(3) Every matter brought into the Court under the Act or these regulations shall be marked by the Clerk with a distinguishing number, and all documents filed and subsequent proceedings taken in the Court with reference to that matter shall be distinguished by the same number, and the entries in the records kept with regard to that matter shall be entered together and kept separate from the entries with respect to any other matter.
(4) Any act or thing required by the Act or these regulations to be done by the Clerk may be done on his behalf by a Deputy Registrar or the person for the time being performing the duties of the Clerk.
(5) Every notice of appeal to the Court and all subsequent proceedings on the appeal shall be entitled, }In the Western Australian Industrial Appeal Court, on appeal from~ (naming the authority from which the appeal is brought), and shall also be entitled as between the party appellant and the party respondent; and every other proceeding in the Court shall be entitled as in Form 5.
(6) Where no form of motion, summons, application, order, notice, or other document or instrument is prescribed, or where no adequate or suitable form is prescribed, the form shall be such as the Clerk, under the direction of the Court, directs or approves.
(7) Where anything is required to be in any of the forms prescribed, it shall be sufficient if it is to the like effect, and any such forms may be modified by the authority of the Clerk to meet any particular case.
[Regulation 10 amended in Gazette 2 Jul 1982 p. 2382.]