Get Form 57 - Notice Of Motion Arrest Warrant For Examination

Filling out the Form 57 - Notice Of Motion Arrest Warrant For Examination is a crucial step in legal proceedings. This guide will provide you with a clear and user-friendly approach to completing this form online, ensuring that you provide all necessary information accurately.

Follow the steps to fill out Form 57 online successfully.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the document and open it in the editor.
2. In the 'Court Details' section, enter the name of the court, division, list, registry, and case number associated with your proceedings.
3. Complete the 'Title of Proceedings' section by listing the names of the plaintiffs and defendants. Include all relevant parties involved in the case.
4. In the 'Filing Details' section, provide the name of the person seeking the orders and their role (e.g., judgment creditor). If applicable, mention the filed matter like the plaintiff's claim or cross-claim.
5. Include the legal representative's information, if any, such as their name, firm, reference number, and contact details.
6. In the 'Person Affected by Orders Sought' section, specify the name of the judgment debtor along with their role.
7. Detail the 'Hearing Details' clearly stating if the motion is to be dealt with in the absence of the parties.
8. Outline the 'Orders Sought' by specifying the name of the person the arrest warrant is requested for and the date of the previous order.
9. Sign the form appropriately, either by the legal representative or on behalf of the party, including the date and capacity.
10. Prepare the affidavit section by detailing your identity, the nature of the claim, the examination order, service details, and any communications related to the examinee's failure to attend.
11. Make sure both the deponent and witness sign each page of the affidavit to validate the document.
12. Once the form is complete, save your changes, download the document, and print or share it as needed.

Start filling out your Form 57 online today to ensure your legal proceedings are on track.