Federal Court — Notice of Discontinuance (Form 124)
Form number: Form 48 — Notice of Discontinuance
If you have started a Federal Court proceeding and want to drop it (settled out of court, no longer wish to pursue, or strategic reasons), you file a Notice of Discontinuance. After defence is filed you generally need consent or court leave; before defence you can discontinue at any time.
Official source
fedcourt.gov.auRelated topics
discontinuance · federal court · form 124 · drop case · settle · withdraw · end court case · stop legal action · abandon lawsuit · cease proceedings · withdraw claim · settlement agreement · court permission to drop · federal court filing · legal dispute resolution · case dismissal · out of court settlement · court leave to discontinue · court · civil claim · legal aid · dispute
Related forms
- Notice of Defence / Notice of Intention to Defend (Civil Claims)Form 8A (VIC); UCPR Form 6 (QLD); varies by state
- Default Judgment Application — Notice of Motion (Liquidated Claim)UCPR Form 38
- Warrant to Seize Property — Enforcement of Judgment Debt (VIC)Form 68A
- Application for Judicial Review — Originating Application (ADJR Act / s39B Judiciary Act)Form 66
- Subpoena (Court Order for Documents or Witness)
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