Enforcement of judgments

Stay of execution

[9-0000] Introduction
[9-0010] Pending appeal
[9-0020] Principles governing stays
[9-0030] Set offs or cross-claims
[9-0040] Particular applications
[9-0050] Sample Orders
Legislation
Rules

Enforcement of local judgments

[9-0300] Introduction
[9-0310] Methods of enforcement of judgments
[9-0320] Writ for the levy of property
[9-0330] Priority of writs
[9-0340] Disputed property
[9-0350] Garnishee orders
[9-0360] Garnishee orders against public servants
[9-0370] Time within which garnishee required to make payment
[9-0380] Payments by garnishee
[9-0390] Failure to comply with garnishee order
[9-0400] Disputed liability of garnishee
[9-0410] Charging orders
[9-0420] Additional provisions for enforcement — Supreme Court only
[9-0430] Additional provisions for enforcement — Supreme and District Courts
[9-0440] Substituted performance
[9-0450] Security for future conduct
Legislation
Rules
Forms

Enforcement of foreign judgments

[9-0700] Introduction
[9-0710] The Service and Execution of Process Act 1992 (Cth)
[9-0720] Procedure — Supreme Court
[9-0730] Procedure — District and Local Courts
[9-0740] Foreign Judgments Act 1991 (Cth)
[9-0750] Procedure
[9-0760] Stay of enforcement of registered judgment
[9-0770] Exceptions
Legislation
Rules
References

The Judicial Commission of NSW, an independent statutory corporation, is part of the judicial arm of government. It was established by the Judicial Officers Act 1986.

We acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which the Commission is based, and pay respect to their Elders past and present.