Practice Direction G-6 (Documents attached to an application and necessary for its adjudication — Applications presentable before a judge sitting alone) and Practice Direction G-7 (Documents attached to an application and necessary for its adjudication — Applications presentable before a panel of three judges) have been slightly modified to specify that all the documents of an application (application and schedules) must be stapled or bound together. In addition, the parties must now use tabs to separate each of the documents attached to their application. The new version of the practice directions in question can be found in the "Notices in Civil matters" section, in the "Practice Direction" subsection: Notices in Civil matters
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- Processes all the words of the query and the order of the words has no impact;
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| Find | Operators | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| This exact phrase Finds documents containing the exact phrase placed in quotation marks | Quotation marks " " | "Business legal transaction" |
| All these words (The default operator) Finds documents containing all the words | AND, and, no operator | divorce AND incidental appeal Modification child support |
| Any of these words Finds documents containing any or both of these words | OR, or | Judges OR lawyers |
| None of these words Finds documents containing the first word but not the second | NOT, not | pay support NOT child |
Amendments to Practice Directions G-6 and G-7
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