NSW Online Registry - File a Defence

This demonstration will briefly show you how to file a defence to a statement of claim made against you (without legal representation), which can be filed online via the NSW Online Registry at:
www.onlineregistry.lawlink.nsw.gov.au
This form is used in the NSW Local, District or Supreme Court when you're defending a claim made against you by another party(s)
Before commencing your defence, you may want to contact Law Access NSW or see information about Statements of Claim and filing a Defence on the Law Assist website
NSW Online Registry
A case can be started, defended and listed in the NSW Online Registry; and now managed in the Online Court. Pioneered by NSW, Online Court requires minimal manual effort by staff, and provides a streamlined, accessible solution for legal practitioners, who no longer need to visit a registry office, or set foot in a court room before a hearing; a win-win situation for the community and legal profession, particularly those isolated by distance in rural and interstate areas.
The types of claims commonly made in the NSW Local Court, District Court, Supreme Court or Land and Environment Court may include:
- Damages for a car or motor vehicle accident
- Unpaid loan or rent money
- Unpaid work or services
- Appeal a licence or registration suspension
- Breach of contract
- Personal injury
- Defamation of character
- Probate matters
- Appeal a residential development application rejection or condition
- Tree disputes
- Aboriginal land claims
- Local government appeals

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