VIC Supreme Court — Originating Motion
VIC
Form number: Form 5C — Originating Motion
In the VIC Supreme Court, an Originating Motion is the alternative to a Writ — used where there is no significant factual dispute or where a statute requires that form (e.g. judicial review under Order 56, will construction, family provision under Part IV Administration and Probate Act, trust applications).
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