--(1) No application for judicial review may be made unless the court gives leave.
--(2) An application for leave may be made without notice.
--(3) The application must state-
----(a) the name, address and description of the applicant and respondent;
----(b) the relief including in particular details of any interim relief sought;
----(c) the grounds on which such relief is sought;
----(d) the applicant's address for service;
----(e) whether an alternative form of redress exists and, if so, why judicial review is more appropriate or why the alternative has not been pursued;
----(f) details of any consideration which the applicant knows the respondent has given to the matter in question in response to a complaint made by or on behalf of the applicant;
----(g) whether any time limit for making the application has been exceeded and, if so, why; and
----(h) whether the applicant is personally or directly aggrieved by the decision about which complaint is made; or
----(i) where the applicant is not personally or directly aggrieved, what public or other interest the applicant has in the matter; and
----(j) the name and address of the applicant's attorneys (if applicable).
--(4) The application must be verified by evidence on affidavit which must include a short statement of all the facts relied on.
--(5) The applicant must file his application for leave and affidavit not later than the day before the application is to be heard unless the court otherwise orders.
Notes
Amended by Legal Notice 140 of 2000.
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