Fill in the case details, list your grounds of review, and upload the text files of your filed pleadings (.txt or .docx). The AI will read them and generate Heads of Argument that directly reference your documents. You can then download, copy, and add your specific case law.
📎 Upload Supporting Documents
Upload the full text of your already‑filed pleadings (.txt or .docx files). The AI will read their content and use it to draft your Heads of Argument.
📄 View the official structure (uneditable)
If the review is opposed, your Heads of Argument must be filed within 15 court days after the pleadings close (Rule 40). For unopposed matters, they are usually filed before the hearing.
📖 The Law
Rule 40(1): In every opposed matter, the applicant must deliver heads of argument not later than 15 court days after the close of pleadings.
Rule 40(2): The respondent must deliver heads of argument not later than 10 court days before the hearing.
Practice Manual: Heads must be clear, concise, and set out the main points intended to be argued. They must list the authorities relied upon.
- Draft the document using the AI generator or manually with the official structure above.
- Sign the heads (counsel or self‑represented applicant).
- Serve a copy on all other parties.
- File the original with the Registrar (via Court Online or email).
- Keep proof of filing and service.
- After filing, the respondent will file their heads (if opposed).
- The matter will be enrolled for hearing once allocation is complete.
- You will prepare for oral argument on the day of the hearing.
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Heads drafted with introduction, issues, facts, legal submissions, conclusion, and list of authorities
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All grounds of review clearly stated and referenced to pleadings
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Authorities (case law, statutes) correctly cited
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Document signed and dated
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Served on all parties and filed with Registrar
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Proof of filing and service retained