Civil Procedure Victoria

Publication: Analytical Work
Formats: Online, Digital, Hardcopy
Content: Annotated Legislation, Legislation, Precedents

Acknowledged in the Victorian legal community as ‘the Bible’, Civil Procedure Victoria is the authoritative guide to civil litigation in Victoria. With thorough annotations to key legislation, including the Supreme Court (General Civil Procedure) Rules 2015, the Civil Procedure Act 2010, the Supreme Court Act 1986 and the Magistrates Court Act 1989, Civil Procedure Victoria is regularly updated to ensure that Victorian practitioners have access to current, relevant and expert commentary on the practice of law in Victoria and how it is being applied in the latest cases. Civil Procedure Victoria also covers the forms, practice notes and scales of costs essential to running matters in the respective courts, as well as the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. Across the Supreme Court, County Court, Magistrates Court and VCAT, Civil Procedure Victoria is the pre-eminent practice manual for Victorian lawyers.

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